BROWNINGIANA 


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BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 


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BROWNINGIANA 

IN 
BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 


COMPILED  BY 

AURELIA  E.  BROOKS 


DEDICATION 
TO  MRS.  A.  J.  ARMSTRONG 

LOVER  OF  BROWNING 

FRIEND  AND  INSPIRATION 

TO 

EVERY  STUDENT  OF  LITERATURE  IN  BAYLOR 


THE  PORTRAIT  OF  ROBERT   BROWNING 
by  his  son,  Robert  Barrett  Browning 


FOREWORD 


For  several  years  pasi  that  section  of  the  Baylor  University  Library  de- 
voted to  the  works  of  and  concerning  Robert  Browning  has  been  growing 
rapidly  under  the  direction  of  Dr.  A.  J.  Armstrong.  Just  as  rapidly  grew  the 
need  for  a  full  and  complete  bibliography  of  these  works.  Seeing  the  need, 
I  undertook  the  making  of  this  bibliography  as  the  thesis  for  my  A.  B.  degree. 

1  have  found  the  work  interesting,  although  it  has  been  long  and  tedious, 
and  1  have  received  from  it  a  greater  realization  of  the  far-reaching  results  of 
Browning's  writing.  1  hope  that  the  students  who  come  to  the  study  of 
B^o^vning  may  be  helped  by  this  bibliography,  and  that  it  will  be  revised  and 
additions  made  as  the  library  grows. 

I  wish  to  express  my  appreciation  for  the  assistance  rendered  in  this  work 
by  many  fellow  students.  But  to  Dr.  Armstrong  am  1  most  greatly  indebted 
— to  Dr.  Armstrong  who,  because  of  years  of  tireless  study  of  this  great 
master,  is  able  to  instil  in  the  hearts  of  those  who  come  to  learn,  a  new 
philosophy  of  life,  a  doctrine  of  optimism  and  love,  and  an  undying  reverence 
for  music,  for  art,  for  nature,  and  for  God. 

AURELIA  E.  BROOKS 
Columbia  University, 
March  2.   1921. 


BAYLOR  BROWNINGIANA 

The  Baylor  collection  of  Browning  material  is  probably  the  most  exten- 
sive in  America  containing  as  it  does  one  of  the  largest  number  of  different 
books  and  magazines  dealing  with  Browning  yet  collected.  Prominent  in  the 
library  portion  are  the  almost  complete  set  collection  of  first  editions,  books, 
drawings  and  paper*  from  Browning's  own  library.  But  of  equal  importance 
arc  the  Browning  p)ortrait  painted  by  the  artist  son  of  the  poets,  Harriet  Hos- 
mer's  original  caste  of  the  Clasped  Hands,  presented  to  Baylor  University  by 
Mis:  Lilian  Whiting  of  Boston,  and  the  large  collection  of  personal  letters 
secured  when  the  poet's  effects  were  sold. 

Baylor's  Browningiana  it  the  outgrowth  of  the  private  library  of  Dr. 
A.  J.  Armstrong,  head  of  the  English  Department,  who  during  many  years 
collected  works  concerning  Browning.  The  English  Department  has  added 
to  the  collection  until  it  has  reached  its  present  constituency. 

Among  the  interesting  books  is  Browning's  copy  of  Aesch^/lua,  which  u 
thought  to  have  been  the  volume  used  in  making  his  translation  of  the 
Agamemnon.  The  book  is  autographed  and  contains  many  marginal  glosses 
in  the  poet's  handwriting.  Brownings  copy  of  Anna  Swanwick's  translation 
of  Aeich^lus  with  illustrations  after  Flaxman,  and  Browning's  copy  of  Homer 
in  two  volumes  with  marginal  notes,  are  other  valuable  items. 

The  large  collection  of  letters  belonging  to  the  Browning  correspondence 
has  been  carefully  catalogued.  These  letters  concern  themselves  with  the 
social  side  of  the  poet  and  have  many  of  them  been  referred  to  in  varioois 
works  on  Browning. 

The  English  Department  has  collected  all  available  music  which  has 
been  written  for  poems  of  the  poets.  The  collection  will  be  found  catalogued 
under  the  caption  Music. 

A  word  should  probably  be  said  on  the  subject  of  cross-referencing.  It 
is  the  hope  of  the  compiler  that  this  Bibliography  may  be  really  useful  to 
students  studying  Browning.  With  that  in  view  many  titles  have  been  placed 
where  one  would  most  readily  expect  to  find  them.  There  have  been  tabu- 
lated almost  invariably  the  subject,  the  author,  the  actual  title,  and  the  prom- 
inent word  and  thought.  Articles  on  Mrs.  Browning  have  been  included, 
although  no  effort  hat  been  made  to  make  such  a  bibliography  complete. 

Many  articles  referring  casually  to  Browning  have  been  included.  Per- 
haps the  scope  taken  is  too  great,  but  it  must  be  remembered  that  this  is  an 
undergraduate's  work  and  errors  in  judgment  and  in  other  ways  are  likely  to 
be  found. 

The  poem  by  Mr.  W.  G.  Kingsland,  of  which  a  plate  is  given,  has  an 
interesting  history.  When  Miss  Aleph  Tanner  was  making  her  collection  of 
poems  dedicated  to  Browning  the  found  mention  of  several  poems  by  Mr. 
Kingsland  but  could   locate  only  one  in  lime   for  inclusion   in  her  book.      Mr. 


VII 

Kingtland  was  appealed  to  and  furnished  »everal  f>oem»,  but  od«  he  could 
not  locate.  He  said  he  remembered  having  written  such  a  poem  but  he  could 
find  not  the  slightest  trace  of  it.  About  the  same  time  Dr.  Anmitrong  hap- 
pened to  be  in  London  and  procured  the  large  collection  of  letters  just  men- 
tioned. Among  the  letters,  was  the  poem  sent  to  Mr.  Browning  by  Mr. 
Kingsland.     It  is  probably  the  only  copy  that  ever  existed. 

It  will  be  noted  throughout  the  Bibliography  that  a  number  of  p>oeins 
exist  still  in  manuscript.  These  poems  will  be  published  later  as  a  supple- 
ment to  Miss  Tanner's  Homage  lo  DroVimng.  See  caption  Homage  to  Droifin- 
ing:  Supplemenlar]). 

Should  anyone  find  a  poem  not  included  in  this  Bibliography,  Dr.  Arm- 
strong would  be  very  grateful  for  any  information  concerning  it.  A  collection 
of  Browning  parodies  is  also  being  made,  although  it  is  hardly  yet  ready  for 
publication.     The  list  in  hand  is  tabulated  under  Parodies. 

The  portrait  of  Robert  Browning  by  his  son,  Robert  Wiedemann  Barrett 
Browning  was  secured  by  Dr.  Armstrong  and  was  presented  to  the  University 
by  the  Senior  Class  of  1919.  It  is  in  a  hand-carved  frame  of  much  beauty. 
The  picture  is  one  of  two  painted  by  the  artist,  the  other  portrait  being  among 
the  valued  possessions  of  Baliol  College,  Oxford. 

To  the  exceeding  generosity  of  Miss  Lilian  Whiting  it  is  due  that  Baylor 
University  possesses  one  of  the  three  original  castes  of  Harriet  Hosmer's 
Clasped  Hands.  Miss  Whiting  was  approached  with  a  financial  offer  but  she 
generously  gave  the  priceless  possession,  although  five  thousand  dollars  had 
been  refused  previously  for  this  prize.  The  presentation  of  the  Clasjied 
Hands  to  the  University  was  one  of  the  features  of  the  Diamond  Jubilee  when 
with  Edwin  Markham  in  the  chair,  Vachel  Lindsay,  Harriet  Monroe  and 
Texas'  own  poet,  Judd  Mortimer  Lewis,  all  vied  to  render  homage  to  Robert 
Browning.  Miss  Whiting  also  gave  the  University  some  letters  of  Sarianna 
Browning,  a  number  of  her  own  books  and  a  silhouette  of  Robert  and  Eliza- 
beth Browning  made  by  the  son. 

Splendid  as  is  the  collection  already  chronicled,  it  is  hoped  it  is  only  a 
beginning  and  that  in  years  lo  come  Baylor  University  may  become  known 
as  the  Mecca  of  Browning  material  and  thought.  With  that  ideal,  the  De- 
partment of  English  openly  requests  gifts  of  any  kind — small  or  great — that 
will  in  any  way  increase  the  completeness  of  its  Browningiana. 

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ABBE  VOGLER.  AN  ACCOUNT  OF 

From  Fetis  and  Nisard.  By  Miss  Eleanor  Marx.  London  Browning 

Society  Papers  3:339-343     821.88  Dbi. 
ABBOT.  ALLAN 

A  High  School  Coune  in  Drama.  English  Journal  2:95:Feb.   1913. 

ABBOTT.  HELEN  C.  De  SILVER 

See  under  Michael  547     M  582. 
ABBOTT.  LYMAN 

Love  Letlen  of  Two  Poets.  Outlook  62:485-490. 
ABBOTT.  MARY  WINCHESTER 

Browning   and  Meredith,  Some  Pointi  of  Similarity.      (Poet-Lore 

Company,  Boston.   1904)  821  :88  Dap. 

Same    (Typewritten)    821.88  Dam. 
ABERDEEN  STUDENT  OF  TODAY.  AN 

By  Isabella  F.  Mayo.  Eclectic  Magazine   122:234-241  :Fcb.   1894. 
ABOUT  PEOPLE   (Brownings  Son) 

By  Editor.  Outlook  50:325: Aug.  25.  1894. 
ABT  VOGLER 

Browning  Stitd\)  Programmes.    A  Croup  of  Music  Poems — A  Toc- 
cata of  Caluppi's,  Master  Huguts  of  Sax>i-Cotha.  Aht  Voglcr.    By 

Charlotte  Porter  and  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore   10:2:288-293. 

By   Mrs.  Tuinbull.    London   Browning   Society    Papers  4:469-476 

821.88  Dbs. 

Same.   Berdoe  Browning  Studies  143-150     821.88  Ulbs. 

Same.  London  Browning  Society   Papers  4:469-476. 

Query  and  Answer.    By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  2:1:28-29. 

(Translated  into  Greek.)    Translations  into  Creef(  and  Latin  Verse. 

By  R.  C.  Jebb2-15     808.8  J44tc. 

See  Littell's  Living  Age  131  :514. 
ABT  VOGLER  AND  ANDREA  DEL  SARTO 

By  Helen  J.  Ormerod.    Berdoe  Drowning  Studies  151-165     821.88 

Ulbs. 

Same.  London  Browning  Society  Papers   11:297-311. 
ABT  VOGLER.  THE  MAN 

By    Mrs.    Turnbull.      Berdoe    Bromning    Studies   267-282     821.88 

Ulbs. 

Same.  London  Browning  Society  Papers  10:221-236     821.88  Dbt. 
ACADEMY 

An  Apology — on  Reading  the  Drowning  Love  Letters.     By   Elsie 

Higginbotham.     Littell's   Living   Age    222:792. 

Dalaustion's    Adventure.    (Smith.    Elder    and    Co.)    London.     Re- 
viewed   under    General    Literature.     By    G.    A.    Simcox.    409-410: 

Sept.  1.  1871      821.88  Dacad. 

Robert  Drowning,  a  poem.    By  Mary  A.   Woods.    Littell's  Living 

Age  231-528. 

The  Ethics  of  Parody.    Littell's  Living  Age  238:125-127. 

In    Memoriam,    Robert    Drowning.     By    Michael    Field.     920:405: 

Dec.  21.  1889     821.88  Xman. 

A   Literary  Man.    By  Harriet  Jay.    Littell's  Living  Age  237:378- 

381. 

Obituary.  Robert   Drowning.     Bv    j.   T.    Nettleship.    920:405-406: 

Dec.  21.  1889     821.88  Xman. 

On  Learning  b\j  Heart.    Littell's  Living  Age  271  : 505-506. 


BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Some  Child-Critic3  of  Brorvning.    By  W.  W.    Littell's  Living  Ag« 
214:127-128. 


A.  C.  R. 


BroTsning's  Attitudt  with  Regard  to  Art.    The  Primitive  Methodist 
Quarterly  Review   and  Christian    Ambassador   467-481  :July    1890 
821.88  Lba. 
ADAMSON,  R.  M. 

Browning  on  Art.    The  Scottish  Art  Review  2:15:85-87. 

ADCOCK.  A.  ST.  JOHN 

Poclr^  of  iVar  (Bookman).    Littell's  Living  Age  283:398-407. 
ADDRESS  DELIVERED  AT  THE  CONVERSAZIONE  HELD  AT 

THE  LONDON  HOSPITAL.  AN 

October    2,    1882.     By    Jonathan    Hutchinson.     Printed    by    J.    E. 

Adlard,  Bartholomew  Close,  London,    1882. 
ADDRESS  TO   THE  BROWNING  SOCIETY.  INTRODUCTORY 

By  Rev.  J.  Kirkman.  (Oct.  28.  1881,  at  University  College,  Lon- 
don.   Printed  separately.)    821.88  Eak. 

Same.  Berdoe's  Browning  Studies  1-20     821.88  VIbs. 

Same.  London  Browning  Society  Papers  2:171-190     821.88  Dbi. 
ADDRESSES  ON  BROWNING 

By  D.  G.  Brinton.    Poet  Lore  2:1  :40-43. 

By  Professor  H.  N.  Hoxie.    Poet  Lore  2:1  :43-47. 
ADVENTURE  AND  HEROISM.  POEMS  OF 

Browning  Study  Programmes.    By  Charlotte  Porter  and  Helen  A. 

Clarke.    Poet  Lore  1 1  :2  &  3:269-293;  403-418. 
ADVENTURES  AMONG  BOOKS 

By  Andrew  Lang.    Scribner's   Magazine    I0:337-344:Sept.    1891; 

10:651 -656:  Nov.  1891. 
ADVICE  OF  A  FATHER  TO  A  DAUGHTER  ON  ENTERING 

COLLEGE 

By   Charles   F.   Thwing.     The    Independent    71  :473-477:Aug.   31, 

1911. 
ADVICE  TO  YOUNG  AUTHORS 

By  Edgar  Fawcett.    Literary  Digest   1  3  :202-203  :June  13.  1896. 
A.  E.  THE  NEO-CELTIC  MYSTIC 

By  Julia  Ellsworth  Ford.    Poet  Lore  16:4:85. 

AESCHYLUS.  THE  DRAMAS  OF 

By  Anna  Swanwick.    852  A  353des. 

With    thirty-three    illustrations    from    Flaxman's    designs.     Robert 

Browning's  own  copy. 

AESCHYLUS'  SOLILOQUY 

Cornhill  Magazine.  November  1913.  209  New  Series  (647).  577- 
581     821.88  Hoes. 

AESCHYLUS,  SOLILOQUY  OF 

Current  Opinion  56:55  :Jan.   1914. 

AESCHYLUS,  THE  SOLILOQUY  OF 

By  Robert  Brov/ning.  A  program  given  by  Sivorl  Levey,  Six  Sat- 
urday Afternoons,  November  1st  to  December  6th,  1913. 

AESCHYLUS,  TRAGEDIES  OF 

Re-edited  with  an  English  Commentary.  By  F.  A.  Paley.  (Robert 
Browning's  copy  with  his  autograph  and  marginal  notes  in  his  hand- 
writing. Thought  to  be  the  copy  used  in  his  translation  of  Agamem- 
non.)   882  A  253tp. 

AESTHETICS— FRENCH 

By    Edward    Dowden.     Contemporary    Review    1  :279-31 1  :March 

1866. 

Same.  Contemporary  Review  99:5-8:Literary  Supplement  41. 


BROWNINGIANA  3 

AFFECTATION 

(Sat.  R.)    Litteir.  Living  Age  129:248-251. 
AFTER  BROWNING  (M-j  Last  Duchtsi  Parodied; 
Anonymous. 
A  Parody  Anthology.    By  Carolyn  Uells.    194     821.08   W453p«. 

AFTERNOON  CALL.  AN 

(Temp.   Bar.)    Littrll'.  I  ivini?  Age  203:208-215. 
AFTERNOON  LECTURES  ON  ENGLISH  LITERATURE.  THE 

By  a  group  of  scholars.     (Five   volumes,   the  title  in  the  last   four 

being   Lectures   on   L.iieiaiure    and   Art)    Mr.    Tenn\)ion   and   Mr. 

Browning.    5:139-179. 

By  Edward  Dowden.    820.4  L  471    a. 
AGAMEMNON 

Century  25:468-470: Jan.   1883. 

Editorial.      Contemporary    Review    2:445:June    1866. 
AGAMEMNON.  LA  SAISIAZ.  AND  DRAMATIC  IDYLS 

Literary  World  419  December  2.   1882. 

The  Riverside  Press,  Cambridge  821.88. 

Houghton,  Mifflin  Company,  Boston.   1883. 

AGAMEMNON  OF  AESCHYLUS.  THE 

Athenaeum  2609:525-527:October  27.    1877. 

Reviewed  by  Henry  Morley.    Nineteenth  Century  3 :384-385  :Feb 

1878. 

Transcribed   by   Robert   Browning,   London.    Smith.   Elder   &  Co.. 
15    Waterloo    Place    1877.     (All    rights    reserved).    First    edition. 
821.88  Hag   1. 
AGONY  OF  THE  VICTORIAN  AGE.  THE 

By  Edmund  Gosse.    Edinburgh  Review  228:276-296:Oct.   1918. 

AH,  LOVE,  BUT  A  DAY 
See  Music. 

AHLBORN,  IDA  A. 

The  Droivuings'.    New  England  Magazine  5:13:Nov.   1886  (Type- 
written). 

AID  TO  LIVING  FROM  BROWNING 

By    Mrs.    Mary    E.    Bagg.     Memorial    Meeting    of    the    Sy^racute 

Drowning  Club   14-20     821.88  Bsy. 
AIMS  OF  LITERARY  STUDY,  THE 

P.  A.  C.  Poet  Lore  7:5:270-272. 

AINGER  ALFRED 

Drowning  and  Arnold.  Athenaeum  3327: 1  58: August   1,   1891. 

AITKEN.  J.  BRUNTON.  AND  J.  S.  K.  MOSS 

Drowning'i  Esiimata  of  the  Value  of  Effort.    Notes  to  the  Pocket 
Volume   of   Selections   from   the   Poems   of   Robert   Browning.     By 
Alex  Hill  37-40    821.88  Dhn. 
AKED.  CHARLES  FREDERICK 

Drowning   as    The   Preacher's   Poet.     Literary    Digest    31:536-538: 
October   14.  1905. 
ALBION 

Notes    (under    Current    Topics)    on   Mesmerism.    47  : 1  1  :  133  :March 

13.  1869. 
ALBUM.  BROWNING 

In  a  catalogue  of  very  choice  Books,   Manuscripts  and  Autograph 
letters.     1913:8-9     821.88. 

ALBUM.  THE  INN 

See  Inn  Album. 
ALCOTT.  WHITTIER.  AND  BROWNING.  RECOLLECTIONS  OF 
Bv  M.  S.  Porter.  B.  C.  81 :846r     B.  C.  81. 


4  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

ALDEN,  HENRY  MILLS 

Inielleclual  Leadership  of  Ceorge   William  Curlia.    Literary  Digeit 

28:44: January  9,  1904. 

The  Neiv  Fiction.    Literary  Digest  37  :321  : September  5.   1908. 
ALDEN.  RAYMOND  MACDONALD 

Lwical  Conceit  of  ihc  Elizahclhans.    Studies  in  Philology  14:129- 

152:  April    1917. 
ALDEN.  WILLIAM  L. 

J.  Fenimore  Cooper's  Rai}l(  as  Novelist.    Literary   Digest    18:339: 

March  25.  1896. 
ALDINE 

The  Pied  Piper  of  Hameliii.    June   1871:4:6:90. 
ALDRICH.  THOMAS  BAILEY 

The    Greater    Victorian    Poets.     Robert    Browning    61-74;     123-26 

821.04  B  724. 
ALEXANDER,  ELMER  ROSS 

Bibliography  of  Browningiana  in  Da\)lor  Lihrar})  compiled  m  con- 
junction with  Sue  Moore.    821.88     xbbm. 
ALEXANDER.  W.  F. 

Milton.    Contemporary  Review  96:668-683 : December   1909. 
ALEXANDER,  WILLIAM  JOHN 

An  Analysis  of  Sordello.    London   Browning  Society   Paper*    12: 

1-25     821.88Dbs. 

An   Introduction   to    the    Poetry    of   Robert   Brorvning.     Ginn    and 

Company  1889     821.88  Dai. 

Introduction    to    Poeirv    of    Browning,    Commentaries.     Poet    Lore 

1:11:533-534. 
ALFASSA.  PAUL  et  GILBERT  DE  VOISINS 

Monsieur  Sludge,  Le  Medium,  Translated  into   French.    La  Nou- 

velle  Revue  Francaise  91  :41  7-461    (New  Series)  April   1.  1921. 
ALKESTIS 

A  Study  of  Shaf(espeare's  Winter  Tale  Compared  Tvith  Allfestis  in 

Literature.    By  P.  A.  C    Poet  Lore  4: 10:516-521 . 

Does  Browning's  All(estis  Interpret  Euripides  Fairly?    By  Philip  S. 

Moxom.    Poet  Lore  8:7:425-432. 
ALKESTIS  OF  EURIPIDES  AND  OF  BROWNING.  THE 

By  C.  A.  Wurtzburg.    Poet  Lore  2:7:345-360. 

ALLEN,  ANNIE  WINSOR 

Victorian   Hypocrisv.     Atlantic    Monthly    1  14: 1 74-186:July    1914. 
ALLEN.  LOUISE 

Pippa  Passes.     (A  bronze  statue.)     Described  in   Dallat  Saturday 

Ni^ht  February  21,   1920. 
ALLEN.  WILLIAM  HARMAN  VAN 

Robert   Browning's   Birthday.     Emerson    College    Magazine   20:3: 

136:Jan.    1912. 
ALLIBONE'S  DICTIONARY  OF  AUTHORS 

Robert  Browning.  1  :267     R  820.3  A  436. 
ALL'S  RIGHT  WITH  THE  WORLD 

See  Music. 
ALLS  WELL 

Being  optimistic   thoughts    from    the   writings  of   Robert    Browning. 

Selected  by  Graham  Hope.   London  and  New  York.  Howard  Wii- 

ford  Bell  1902.     821.88  Saw. 
ALMA  MURRAY 

See  Murray,  Alma. 
AMERICAN  AMATEUR  STAGE.  THE 

By  Charles  Carev   Waddle.    Cosmopolitan    Magazine    10:12:Nov. 

1890. 


BROWNINGIANA  5 

AMERICAN   AND  EUROPEAN   LITERATURE  OF  THE   PAST 
TWO  DECADES 

By  Editor.    Literary  Digest  20:373-574:March  \2.  1900. 
AMERICAN  APPRECIATION  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING.  ENG- 
LISH AND 

Poet  Lore  1:10:494. 
AMERICAN  HISTORICAL  REVIEW 

English  Poetr\)  and  English  HisioT]).    By   Coldwin  Smith.    10:28- 

40:Oct.  1904. 
AMERICAN  JOURNAL  OF  PHILOLOGY 

BTo-D>nings  Lapses.  By  W.  H.  Browne.  32:241  :482-485. 

Classical  Elemenls  in  ihe  Worlds  of  Broiyrjng.    By  W.  C.  Lawton. 

17:197. 

See  Boston  Browning  Society  Papers  363-!*87     82L88  V'bp. 

Revien.3  and  Book  Notices.    By  Edwin  W-  Fay.  31  :89:Part  VI. 
AMERICAN  LITERATURE.  THE  FUTURE  OF 

By  BlLss  Perry.    Baylor  Literary   17:119  IJ3:Jan.   1909. 
AMERICAN  MAGAZINE 

Some    Sane    Words   about    BroTvning.     By   Emily    Shaw    Forman. 

8:5:536-541  :Sept.  1888. 
AMERICAN  NOTES  AND  QUERIES 

Brownings  Diction.  2:26:304-305: April  27.  1889. 

The  Flight  of  the  Duchess.  By  M.  C.  Lek.DOX  2:1  7 :  197 : February 

23.  1889. 

The  Ring  and  ihe  Book-  1  : 7:80-81  :June  16.  1888. 

Who  Was  Browning's  The  Lost  Leader?  l3y  Margaret  Gangewer. 

2:23:270-272: April  6,  1889. 
AMERICAN  POETRY  OF  THE  PAST  YEAR 

By  H.  A.  C.  Poet  Lore  13-1  :  123-1 40. 
AMERICAN  POETRY.  RECENT 

By  William  Morton  Payne.  Dial  35 :36-41  .July   16.   1903. 

AMERICAN  POETS.  GOOD 

Editorial  Independent  702:468-470. 

AMERICAN  PRIMARY  TEACHER 

Song  from  Pippa  Passes.    By  Edith  Gilei.    Emerion  College  Mag- 
azine 20 :3  : 1 46- 1  50. 
Country  Life  10:317:July  1906. 

AMERICAN  REVIEW 

Browning's  Poems.    April  1850.  New  Seriei  28.    (Whole  No.  54): 

388-399. 
AMERICAN  VERSE 

Poet    Lore    4:11:580-588;     8:6:370-374;     8:12:95-99;     9:1:126- 
131;  9:3:445-450;    10:1:134-138. 

AMERICA'S  DEBT  TO  BRITISH  POETRY 

By  Mr.  Stedman.    Literary  Digest  22:316:March   16,   1901. 

AMES.  CHARLES  GORDON 

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AMPLEFORTH  JOURNAL.  THE 

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ANALYTICS  OF  LITERATURE 

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ANALYTICS  OF  LITERATURE  AGAIN 

By  C.    Poet  Lore  5:10:529-531. 
ANATOMIZING  OF  WILLIAM  SHAKESPEARE 

By    Richard    Grant    White.      Atlantic    Monthly    53:595-61 2 :May 

1884. 
ANCESTORS.  ROBERT  BROWNINGS 

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ANCIENT  AND  MODERN  LETTERS 

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ANCIENT  INSTANCE  AND  A  MODERN  WANT.  AN 

By  W.  Emery  Barnei.    Contemporary  Review  98:2:489-492. 
ANDERSON.  JESSIE  M. 

Humor:  Carl^U  and  Browning.    Poet  Lore  2:8:421-423. 
ANDERSON.  JOHN  P. 

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and  Frank  T.  Marzials  with  Bibliography  by  John   P.  Anderson 

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A  Ferv  Memoriei.  152-154     B  A548f. 
ANDERSON.  MELVILLE  B. 

Byron  in  DefiniU  Form.    Dial  36:389-390: June   16.    1904. 
ANDERSON.  W.  H. 

Browning:  The  Poet  of  the  People.    Poet  Lore  6:5:244-248. 

ANDREA  DEL  SARTO 

Browning  Study  Programme.  A  Croup  of  Art  Poems — Old  Pic- 
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Porter  and  Helen  A.  Clarke.  Poet  Lore  8:6:586-592. 
A  Comparative  Study  of  Wordsworth's  Michael,  Tennyson's  Enoch 
Arden,  Browning's,  Andrea  del  Sarto.  By  Vida  D.  Scudder.  Poet 
Lore  3:2:87-93. 

Alfred  de  Musset  (Oewvres  Completes  Comedies  et  Proverbes). 
By  Albert  Fleming.  London  Browning  Society  Papers  8:95-102 
821.88  Dbs. 

The  Teaching  of  Poetry  in  the  High  School.  By  Arthur  H.  R. 
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Pleading   With  His   Wife.     In    Illustrations   to   Browning's   Poem*. 
Part  2. 
ANDREA  DEL  SARTO:  A  PAINTERS  POEM 
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ANDREA  DEL  SARTO  AND  ABT  VOGLER 

By  Helen  J.  Ormerod.    London  Browning  Society  Paper*  11:297- 

311     821.68  Dbs. 

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ANECDOTES  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

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ANGEL  AND  CHILD.  THE 

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BROWNINGIANA  7 

ANGELO.  MICHAEL.  THE  MOSES  OF 

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LOR. THE 

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ANGLO-NORMAN  RENAISSANCE.  THE 

By  J.  E.  G.  de  Montmorency.    Edinburgh  Review  229:154-172: 

Jan.  1919. 
ANIMAL  KINGDOM.  BROWNING  AND  THE 

By  Elisabeth  Luther  Gary.   Critic  43  :  163-165  :  Aug.  1903. 
ANNALS  OF  AMERICAN  ACADEMY 

IdealUm  ai  a  Praclical  Creed.    By   Henry  Jonei.     Reviewed   by 
Mary  Lloyd  34:182-183  :Nov.   1909. 

Genius,  Fame,  and  Companion  of  Raca.    By  Charle*  H.  Cooley. 

9:317-358:May  1897. 

Report    of    the   Civic    Committee.     By    Kate    Cassatt    MacKnight. 

28:293-296: June  1906. 
ANNALS  OF  A  QUIET  BROWNING  CLUB 

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ANNOTATED  EDITION  OF  TENNYSON.  THE 

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ANNOTATING  SHEEP  GO  ASTRAY.  THE 

Under  Notes  and  News.    Poet  Lore  8:3:164-168. 
ANOTHER  SPIDER  QUERY  AND  ANSWER 

By  Henry  C.  McCook.    Poet  Lore   1  : 1 1  :518-520. 

ANSWER  TO  A  QUERY 

By  Henry  C.  McCook.    Poet  Lore   1:3:486. 

ANTHOLOGIES 

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ANTHOLOGY  OF  MODERN  POETRY 

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APOLOGY  ON  READING  THE  BROWNING  LOVE  LETTERS. 

AN 

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APOLLO  AND  MARSYAS  AND  OTHERS  POEMS 

By    Eugene   Lee   Hamilton.     Athenaeum   2981  :764-766:December 

13.  1884. 
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TIAL TRIUMPH 

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l5:791-8I5:May    1884. 

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APPEARANCES 

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APRIL  IN  ENGLAND 

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ARABESQUE  IN  ART.  BROWNING  AND  THE 

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April    1910. 

ARCHBISHOP  TRENCH'S  POEMS 

By  Aubrey  De  Verc.    (19lh  Cent.)    Littell'i  Living  Age  178:131- 
144. 

ARCHITECTURAL  RECORD 

Religion  of  DroTvning's  Poeir]).    By   Rev.   Savage.    Arena  9:273- 
286. 
ARENA,  THE 

American  Drama  Society.    By  Barret  H.  Clark.  3:179-193. 
The  Aililude  of  Southern    IV omen  on  the  Suffrage  Questiort.    Bjr 
Annah  Robinson  Watson.   I  7:363-369: Feb.  1895. 
Bacchus,   One   of   the   World's   Great  Poems.    By   Chat.   Malloy. 
32:504-513  :Nov.  1904. 

Robert  Browning's  Message  to  the  Nineteenth  Ceniur)^.    By  Jamei 
T.  Bixby.    l:3:283-297:Feb.   1890. 

Browning's  Rahbi  Ben  Ezra.    By  B.  O.  Flower.    50:334-341  :Oct. 
1908. 

Browning's   Saul   and   Caliban.     By    S.    S.    Curry.     40:47-51  :July 
1908. 

Browning's    Theory;   of  Love.     By   Elmer   Jamet   Bailey.    41  :23I  : 
274-284:  March-June   1909. 

Prof.  S.  S.  Curr\),  His  Work  for  Life  and  Art.    By  B.  O.  Flower. 
40:39-47:  July  1908. 

The  Eagle  Hearted  Poet  of   the  Nineteenth   Century.    By   B.  O. 
Flower.    39:72-78. 

Editorial.    By  William  Norman   Guthrie.     1  :222-243. 
Italian    Freedom    and    the    Poets.     By    Lewi*    Worthinglon    Smith. 
41:230:152-160:Feb.  1909. 

Jenlfin  Lloyd  Jones  and  His  Master  Work,  Abraham  Lincoln  Cen- 
ter.   By  George  Wharton  Jame..    37:380: April   1907. 
Kate  Field.    By  Lilian  Whiting.    16:9 19-923: Nov.  1896. 
Matthew   Arnold  as  a  Poet.    By   H.   W.   Peck.    33:155-161  :Jan. 
1905. 

A  New  England  Poet  of  the  Common  Life.    By  S.  Walter  Pom. 
38:159-161:  Aug.  1908. 

The  Open  Vision  in  Art.    By  Hon.  Daniel  Pratt  Baldwin.  19:843- 
849: June  1898. 

The   Passing   of   the    Old    in    Drama.     By    Edgar    White    Burrill. 
3:205-224. 

Picture  of  Robert  Browning.    9:272-273  :Feb.   1894. 
Pleas  for  the  Studv  of  Browning.   By  Margaret  Connolly.   20:623- 
633:  Dec.  1898. 

The    Poems    of   Emerson.     By    Chai.    Malloy.     32:145.  151  : Aug. 
1904;   33:65-70: Jan.   1905. 

The  Poet  as  Philosopher.    By  B.  O.   Flower.    39:323-331  :March 
1908. 

The  Poet,  His  Mission  and  Message.    By  B.  O.  Flower.    38:166- 
169. 


BROWNINGIANA  9 

A  Pod  of  the  PtopL,    iiy  B.  O.  Flower.    7  :607-6l9  :March  1893. 

The  Poelr])  of  Poc.   By  Edwin  Markham.    32: 1  70-1  75  :  Aug.  1904. 

The   Real  Significance  of  the  Parliament  of  Religions.    By   Max 

Muller.    2:3-1 4  :Dec.  1894. 

The  Religion  of  Brovning'a  Poeiiy.   By  Rev.  M.  J.  Savage.  9:273- 

285: Feb.  1894. 

Remy   dc   Courmont.     By    Richard   Aldington.    6:167-183. 

A  Revised  Version  of  Venice.    tJy  Julia  S.  Vrooman.    40:527-536. 

Revolution  in  Religious   Thought  During   the   Nineteenth   Century. 

By  B.  O.  Flower.    26:598-61  1  :Dec.  1901. 

Whom  Cod  Halh  Joined.    By  Rev.   Mabel   Mac  Coy   Irwin.    30: 

1 86- 189:  Aug.  1903. 

To  Edward  Fitzgerald.    By  Browning.    l:3:326:Feb.   1890. 

Magazine  Articles:   To  Edward  Fitzgerald,  by  R.  Browning,   1  :3: 

326;  Italian  Freedom  and  the  Poets,  by  L.  W.  Smith.  41  :230:152- 

160: Feb.    1909;    Browning's    Theory   of   Love,   by    C.    J.    Bailey, 

41:231:274-284:March-June    1909     821.88    Xman. 
ARGOSY 

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821.88  Xman. 

Robert   Browning.     By    E.    F.    Bridell-Fox.     Littell's    Living    Ago 

184:762-766. 
ARIEL'S  PAPER  DISCUSSED.  MISS 

Part   I    of   the  Annals  of  a   Quiet  Browning  Society.     Poet   Lore 

7:5:225-240;    Part  2,  7 :6&7 :356-366 ;    Part  2,  7 :8&9:436-446. 
ARISTOPHANES'  APOLOGY 

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Editorial  on.    Atlantic  Monthly  36:493-495  :Oct.   1875. 

Athenaeum   2477:514-514:April    17,    1875. 

ARISTOPHANES'  PHILOSOPHY  ACCORDING  TO  BROWNING 
By  Helen  Leah  Reed.    Poet  Lore  5:5:237-247. 

ARMFIELD,  MAXWELL 

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Colburn   Mayme.     821.88  Pmh. 

ARMITAGE.  ELLA  S. 

The  Poetry  of  Robert  Browning.  A  Paper  Read  Before  the 
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request,  Frederick  Slack  Caxton  Office,  Rotherham,  1890.  821.88 
Darp. 

ARMS.  M.  W. 

A  Poet  of  Italy:  An  Appreciation  of  Ciosue  Carducci.  Poet  Lore 
16:2:75-76. 

ARMSTRONG,  A.  JOSEPH 

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ARMSTRONG.  MARGARET 

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821.88  Hypa. 

Sonnets  from  the  Portuguese.  By  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Barrett  Brown- 
ing.   Dial  33:402-403: June   1.   1902. 


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ARMSTRONG.  M.  D. 

Recent  English  PoelTy.    Fortnightly  Review   101  :499:March   1914. 
ARMSTRONG,  RICHARD  A. 

Failh  and  Doubt  in  the  Cenlur\)'s  Poels.    Robert  Browning  114-136 

808.1  a  837  fd. 
ARMYTAGE.  J.  C. 

Earl])  Portrait  and  Autograph  of  Drotuning.    Bookman  2:466:Feb. 

1896. 
ARNOLD  AND  BROWNING 

By  Alfred  Ainger.    Athenaeum  3327: 158: August  1.  1891. 
ARNOLD.  MATTHEW 

By   Frederick   Harrison.     Nineteenth    Century   39:433-447:March 

1896. 

Same.  Littell's   Living  Age   209:362-367. 

By  Leslie  Stephen.    Eclectic  Magazine    122:300-313  :March   1894. 

By  Leslie  Stephen.    (Natn'l  R.)    Littell's  Living  Age  200:90-103. 

By  H.  D.  Traill.    (Contemp.  R.)    Littell's  Living  Age  178:88-96. 

Poems.     Athenaeum   301 7:229-230: Aug.    22,    1885. 
ARNOLD.  MATTHEW,  AS  A  POET 

By  H.  W.  Peck.   Arena  33:155-161  :Jan.  1905. 

By   Harriet   Waters   Preston.    Atlantic   Monthly    53 :641 -650:May 

1884. 
ARNOLD,  MATTHEW,  AS  A  POPULAR  POET 

By  Wm.  A.  Sibbald.    (Mac  M.)    Littell's  Living  Age  241  :83-98. 
ARNOLD.  MATTHEW.  POEMS  OF 

By   Henry  G.   Hewlett.    Contemporary   Review   24: 559-567  :Sept. 

1874. 
ARNOLD,  MATTHEW,  RELATION  TO 

By  A.  Orr.   Athenaeum  3326:1 29  :July  25.  1891. 
ARNOLD,  MATTHEW.  THE  CULT 

By  Edith  J.  Rich.    Dial  37:200:October   1.   1904. 
ARNOLD  SALE.  First  Edition  of  Browning 

Poet  Lore   13:2:315. 
ARNOLD'S  HOLD  ON  IMMORTALITY 

Literary  Digest  36: 730:  May   16.   1908. 

ARNOLD'S  POETRY,  ETHICAL  TENDENCY  OF  MATTHEW 

By    Thomas    Bradfield.     Eclectic    Magazine    124:310-319:March 
1895. 

ART 

Robert  Broraning  in  His  Relation  to  the  Art  of  Painting.    Read  at 
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lotte Porter  and  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  8:8:586-592. 
Browning's  Alliiude  W^ith  Regard  to  Art.    By  A.  C.  R.    Primitive 
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By  Herbert  Paul.    Eclectic  Magazine  138:574-582:May   1902. 

ART  AND  LIFE 

By  Vernon  Lee.    Contemporary  Review  69: 658-669: May   1896. 


BROWNINGIANA  II 

ART  AND  POPULARITY 

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Darren's  Poems  198-206     814  084al. 
ART  MAGAZINE 

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ART  OF  AUTHORSHIP.  THE 

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The  Stud];  Class.    By  Anna  Benneson  McMahan.     197-198     807 

M  167. 
ART  REVIEW 

Robert  Bro7i>ning  (Poem).    By  William  Sharp.    1  :33-36:Feb.  1890 

821 .88  X  psr. 

A  Note  on  Browning.    By  W.  Mortimer.    1  :28-32:Feb.  1890. 

Mr.   IVilliam  Sharp's  Bool(  on  Browning.    Under  Notes  and  Re- 
views 157-158.    By  Frederic  Wedmore. 
ART   SPIRIT   IN    BROWNINGS    FLIGHT   OF   THE   DUCHESS. 

THE 

By  Charlotte  Moore.    Poet  Lore    11:2:266-276. 
ART  STUDIES  IN  BROWNINGS  POEMS 

By  Roy  Harris.    From  McMaster's  University  Monthly  349-358: 

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ART  STUDIES  IN  THE  FLIGHT  OF  THE  DUCHESS 

Poet  Lore   11:2:266. 

ARTIST.  BROWNING  AS  AN 

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ARTS  DECLINE  AND  FALL 

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ASK  NOT  ONE  LEAST  WORD  OF  PRAISE 
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ASOLAN  COUNTRY.  IN  THE 

By  Eugene  Benson.    (New  R.)    LiHell"*  Living  Age  211  :I15-12L 

Oct.   10.   1896. 
ASOLANDO.  EPILOGUE  TO 

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ASOLANDO.  FANCIES  AND  FACTS 

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Author's   Edition,    Boston    and    New    York.    Houghton.    Mifflin    & 

Co..    The    Riverside    Press.    Cambridge.    1890.     Autographed    by 

Elisabeth  O.  Robbins  Dec.  28th.   1889     821.88  Hah. 

By  Josiah  Gilbert.    Athenaeum  3246:51  :January   11,   1890. 

Drorvning's    Last    Book-     Critic     12:307:Dec.    21.     1889     821.88 

Xman. 

More  Queries  Answered  On.    By  J.  F.  Kirk.  Jr.    Poet  Lore  3:2: 

159-162. 

Poet  Lore  12:4:619. 

Reviewed  by  Helen  Archibald  Clark.    Poet  Lore  2:2:94-100. 

Review.    Igdrasil  118:March  1890. 

Editorial  in  Harper's  Monthly  80:807: April    1890. 

Kaicho   On.    Summum  Bonum.    Translated  into  Japanese  by   Bin 

Uyeda  134-140     821.88  Xku. 

Reviewed.     Athenaeum  3247:75 : January  18,   1890,  and  December 

21.   1889. 

By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  2:2:94-100. 

Reviewed  in  Literary  World  21  :1  :3:January  4.    1890. 

Reviewed:   Book  Reviews,   Nassau  Literary   Magazine    (Princeton 

College)   496:  Feb.   1890. 

ASOLO 

A  Friend  of  Browning's.    By  Lilian  Whiting.    See  the  Springfield 

Sunday   Republican   Oct.   6,    1918. 

By  Lucy  S.  Conant.    Poet  Lore   18:2:245-258. 

By  Felix  Moscheles.    Scribner's  Magazine  10:3  :359-367:September 

1891. 

By  Chas.  De  Kay.    Browning  in  A  solo ;   Where   Venice  Aiolates. 

In  Clippings. 

See  Introduction  Leavens'  Pippa  Passes     821.88  Kla. 

From  the  A  solan  Hills,  a  continued  poem  containing  the  account  of 

the  principal  events  in  the  history  of  Asolo.    By  Eugene  Benson. 

821.88  B  474b. 

In  the  Asolan  Countr);   (New   R.)    Littell's  Living  Age  211:115- 

121. 

Pall  Mall  Budget  1108:1624     821.7  Xpmb. 

Pilgrimage   {o   Haunts   of  Browning.     By   Julia    Pauline   Leavens. 

821.88  Kla. 

See   Bronson. 

ASOLO  AND  ITS  NEIGHBORHOOD 

By  Linda  Villari.    (Murray's.)    Littell's  Living  Age   191:367-371. 

ASOLO,  BROWNING  AT 

A  Poem  of  Seven  Stanzas.  By  Robert  Underwood  Johnson.  Cen- 
tury Magazine  23  (New  Series).  45  (Old  Series),  47  (November 
1892). 

See  Schauffler's,  Through  Italy  with  Poets,  for  Johnson's  Browning 
al  Asolo  and  other  Browning  Poems     808.1  S  313  t. 


BROWNINGIANA  13 

ASOLO.  BROWNING  IN 

By  Katherine  Coleman  de  Kay  Bronson.  Century  59  (Old  Serie»), 
37    (New   Series).  920-931  : April    1900. 

ASPIRATION 

By   Alice   Harriman.     Homage    to   Drorening,   Alcph   Tanner    144 

821.88  Xht. 
AT  BROWNINGS  GRAVE 

By    Alfred    Forman.     Homage    to    Droivning,    Alcph    Tanner    1  18 

821.88  Xht. 

By   H.  D.   Rawnsley.    Homage   to  Brotvning.   Aleph  Tanner    117 

821.88  Xht. 

AT  FANO 

By   Rennell    Rodd.     Homage   to   Drotvning,   Aleph    Tanner   85-86 

821.88  Xht. 
AT  KINGS  CHAPEL 

By  Mrs.  Annie  E.  Johnson.    Homage  to  Drowning.  Aleph  Tanner 

133-134    821.88  Xht. 
AT  THE  SIGN  OF  THE  PLOUGH 

(Cornhill.)    Littell's  Living  Age  268:563. 

Questions  on  Browning's   M/ orl(s.    By  Owen  Seaman.     (Cornhill.) 

Littell's  Living  Age  269:54-55.  175. 
AT  THE  WINDOW 

See  Music. 
AT  29  DE  VERE  GARDENS 

By  F.  T.  Palgrave.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

119-120    821. '88  Xht. 

Same.  Athenaeum  3248: 1 16:Jan.  25.    1890. 

AT  VESPER  TIME 

By  Ruth  Baldwin  Chenery.    Comtaining  Several   Poems  Dedicated 

to  Browning  48.  51.  52,  53     811  C518v. 
AT  WHAT  AGE  DO  LITERARY  MEN  DO  THEIR  BEST  \^'ORK? 

By  Horatio  Winslow.    Lippincott's  Magazine  51  :276. 

ATALANTA 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.  English  Men  and  IVomen  of  Letters 
of  the  Nineteenth  Centur\).  By  Mrs.  Humphrey  Ward.  1  :708- 
7l2:Sept.    1888     821.88  Xman. 

ATHENAEUM 

Advertisements  Browning's  Works.    By  Bell  and  Stone.    4411  :544: 

May    11.    1912. 

The  Agememnon  of  Aeschvlus  2609:525-527:Oct.    1877. 

Apollo  and  Mars\)as  and  other  Poems.    By  Eugene  Lee  Hamilton. 

2981  :764-766:December    13,    1884. 

Aristophanes'   Apolog];:   Including   a    Transcript   from    Euripides: 

being   the   last   Adventure    of   Balaustion   2477:51 3-514 : April    17. 

1875. 

Asolando;  Fancies  and  Facts.  3247:75-78:Jan.   1890. 

Asolando.    By  Josiah  Gilbert.    3246:51  :Jan.   11.  1890. 

The   Authorship   of   Tales  from   Boccaccio   and   Florentine    Tales. 

3328:192-193  :Aug.  1891. 

Balaustion' s    Adventure :    including   a    Transcript    from   Euripides. 

2285: 199-200:  Aug.  12.  1871. 

A  Bibliography  of  the  Writings  of  Robert  Browning.    By  Thomat 

J.  Wise.    3485:193-194:Aug.  2.   1894;   3487:256-257: Aug.  23. 

1894;    3492:422:Sept.  29.    1894;    3496:569-570:Oct.   27.    1894; 


BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

3594:354:Sepi.    12.    1896;    3596:418-420:Sept.  26.    1896;    3600: 

564-566 -.Oct.  24.  1896;  3605: 758-759: Nov.  28,  1896. 

Same.  Reviewed    I  :3610: 17-18:Jan.    2,    1897. 

A   Blot  m   the  'Scutcheon  31 52 :382  :March  24,    1888. 

Books  on  French  History  3 742:95-96: July   15.   1899. 

Drorvning    and    Arnold.     By    Alfred    Ainger.     3327:158:Aug.    I, 

1891. 

Brorvning  and  St.  Andrews.    By  Thomas  Bayne.    3334:386-387: 

Sept.  19.  1891. 

Browning   as   a  Philosophical   and  Religious    Teacher.     By    Prof. 

Henry  Jones.    3319:725-726:June  6,  1891. 

Browning  as  a  Poet  of  Music.    By  C.  A.  Harris.    4410:509-510: 

May  4.  1912;  441I:543:May   11.  1912. 

Robert  Browning.    By  C.  H.  Hereford.    4053 :  14-15:July  I.  1905. 

Robert  Browning.    By  F.  G.  Kenyon.   4410:491  :May  4.  1912. 

Robert  Browning.    By  A.  Orr.    3248: 1 17:Jan.  25.  1890. 

Mr.  Robert  Browning,  an  appreciation   called   forth  by  his  death. 

2:3243:858-860:Dec.  21,  1889. 

Sarianna  Browrung.    I  :3940:564-565  :May  2.  1903. 

Browningiana.    By  Edmund  Gosse  and  Alfred  Forman.    3607:838: 

Dec.  12,  1896. 

Mrs.   Browning.     By   John    H.    Ingram.     3145 : 1 46:Feb.    4,    1888; 

3191:850:Dec.  22,  1888. 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    By  Th.  T.     1 840 :1 33  :  1863. 

.Mrs.  Browning's  Early  Poems:   The  Battle  of  Marathon.     3341: 

618-619:Nov.  7,  1891. 

Mrs.  Browning's  Letters.    By  A.  Orr.  3669:247-248:Feb.  19.  1898. 

Elizabeth  Browning  in  Her  Letters.    4093  :419:  April  7,  1906. 

Mrs.  Browning's  Letters.    Littell's  Living  Age  215:739.743. 

Mrs.  Browning's  Life.    By   Robert   Browning    (letter).    3146:179: 

Feb.  1888. 

Mrs.  Browning's  New  Poem.    Eclectic  Magazine  23 :415-419:July 

1851. 

Mrs.  Browning's  Parentage.    By  John  Robison.    3479:97:July   11, 

1894;  3486:223-224:Aug.   18,   1894. 

Mrs.   Browning's    Parentage.     By   John    Ingram.     3480:33:July    7, 

1894:  3484: 160: Aug.  1894;  3487:255: Aug.  25.  1894. 

Browning    Cyclopedia.     By    Edward    Bcrdoe.     Reviewed    1  :3352: 

107- 1 08: Jan.   13,  1892. 

A  Browning  Query.    By  Alfred  Forman.    3749:332:Scpt.  2,   1899. 

A  Channel  Passage  and  Other  Poems.   401  5:475-476:Oct.  8,  1904. 

Christmas  Book  P'Ppa  Passes.   3706:647:Nov.  5,  1898. 

Christmas  Books.    3187:703 : Nov.  24,  1888. 

Christmas  Eve  and  Easter  Day.    757:370-371  :April  6.  1850. 

The  Collected  Works  of  William  Morris.   4341  :5-6:Jan.  7.  1911. 

Colombe's  Birthday.    886:944-945:Oct.  19,  1844. 

Same.   3325 :107-108:JuIy   18,    1891. 

Colombe's    Birthday.      (Talk    of    the    Mss.)    2:3488:298:Sept.     1. 

1894;  2:3490:363-364:Sept.  15,  1894. 

A   Complaint.    By  R.  Barrett  Bro\vning.    3376:66: July  9,   1892. 

Dead  in   Venice,  a  Poem.    By  Arthur  Svmons.    2:3243 :860:Dcc. 

21,   1889. 

Detachment  of  Browning,  A  study  of  his  personality.    By  W.  M. 

l:3245:18-19:Jan.  4,   1890. 

Dramatic  Idyls.    2689: 593 -595:  May  10,  1879. 

Same.    (Sec.   Series.)     2750:39-41  :JuIy    10,    1880. 


BROWNINGIANA  15 

Dramatic  L\jrics  and  (/ic  Return  of  the  Drma.    757:385 :  April  22. 

1843. 

Dramatic  Romancet  and  Lvrics.    951  :58-59:Jan.   1846. 

Dramatis  Pcnouae    1910:765-767  :June  4.   1864. 

Edward    Fitzgerald,    Letters    and    Remains    of.     By    \Vm.    Aldii 

Wright.    3220:55-57: July  13.  1889. 

English   and  Scottish  Popular  Ballads.     By   Franci*   Child.     3230: 

377-379  :SeDt.  21.  1889. 

Essa\)s  and  Thoughts  of  BroTuning.    By  Nettleship.    3256:373-374: 

Essays  and  Sketches.    4045  :557-559  :May  6,   1905. 

March  22.   1890. 

An  Exposition  of  the  Laws  of  Marriage  and  Divorce  as  admin- 

tered  in  the  Courts  of  Divorce  and  Matrimonial  causes  with  method 

of  Procedure  in  each  Ifind  of  Suit.    By  Ridgway.    2361  :1  lO-i  1  I  ; 

Jan.  25.   1873. 

Ferishtah's  Fancies.     2980:725-728:Dec.  6,    1884. 

Fine  Arts.    3348:869-870:Dec.  26.  1891. 
Foreign  Novels.    3508:80-81  :Jan.  19.  1895. 

Greater  English  Poets  of  the  Nineteenth  Centur]).  By  Wm.  M. 
Payne.    42l8:232:Aug.  29.  1908. 

The  Creek  Christian  Poets  and  the  English  Pvets.  1848:425: 
March  28.  1863. 

A  Handbook  to  the  Work  of  Robert  Browning.  By  Mrs.  Suther- 
land Orr.  3022:396-397:Scpt.  26.  1885. 

/  Chanced  upon  a  New  Book  Yesterday.  2:3220:64: July  13,  1889. 
In    Cap    and    Gown:    Three    Centuries    of    Cambridge    IVit.     By 
Charles  Whitley.    3239:702-703  :Nov.  23,   1889. 
The  Inn  Album.    2509:701 -702 :Nov.  27.   1875. 
Jocoseria.  reviewed  in.    1  :2891  :367-368:March  24,  1883. 
/uvcn.7e  Books.  4070: 576-577  :Oct.  20,  1905. 
King  Victor  and  King  Charles.    757:376-378:April  30.  1842. 
La  Saisiaz:   Two  Poets  of  Croisic.    2639:661 -664: May  25,   1878. 
La   Vie  et  I'Oeuvre  de  Elizabeth  Browning.    By   Marie   Merlette. 
4046: 585-586:  May  13,  1905. 

Les  Sonnets  Portugais  tr.  By  Ferninand  Henry.  4042:457-458: 
April  15.  1905. 

Letters  of  E.  B.  Browning.  By  F.  G.  Kenyon.  3654:627-628: 
Nov.  6,  1897. 

Letters  of  James  Russell  Lowell.  Bv  Chas.  Eliot  Norton.  3444: 
58I-584:Oct.  28.  1893. 

Letters  of  Percy  Bysshe  Shellev.  With  an  Introductory  Ei»ay. 
1769:214-215:  Feb.  21.  1852. 

The  Letters  of  Robert  Browning  and  Elizabeth  Barrett.  1845-1846. 
3721:20 1-202:  Feb.  18.  1899. 

Oar  Library  Table.  2356:809:Dec.  21.  1872;  2620:54:Jan.  12. 
1878:  3157:532-533:April  28.  18fi8:  3190:8l2:Dec.  15.  1888; 
3254:305-306:March  8.  1890:  3256:370:March  22.  1890;  3324: 

60-61  :July    II.    1891;    3352:694-695  :May    28.    1892;    3498:641: 
Nov.    10.    1894;    3622:414-415:Nov.   27.    1897;    3768:47:Jan.    13. 
1900;   3918:720-721  :Nov.  29.   1902;   By  Charles  Aloernon  Swin- 
burne.   4014:443-444:Oct.   1.    1904;   4030:81 -83: Jan.  21.   1905 
4093:419-420:Aprii  7.  1906:  4099:606-608: May  19.  1906;  4205 
4093:4l9-420:April  7.  1906;  4090:606-608: May  19.  1906;  4205 
668-669:  May  1908. 

Life  and  Letters  of  Robert  Browning.  By  Mrs.  Sutherland  Orr 
3319:725-726:June  6.  1891. 


16  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Life  of  Drorvning.    3253:604-605. 

Life    of   Drowning.     By   G.    K.   Chesterton.     Reviewed   by   E.   K. 

Burlingame.    1  :3946: 744-746:  June  13.  1903. 

Same.   Reviewed    by    Mr.    Hall    Griffith.     1  : 3984: 306-308: March 

5,  1904. 

Life   of  Droivning.    By   Edward   Dowden.    Reviewed   in    I  :3986: 

362-363:  March  1904. 

Literary   Gossip   2907:50-51  :July    14.    1883;    2945:444-445: April 

5.    1884;    3024:494-495  :Oct.    10.    1885;    3091  :130-131  :Jan.    22. 

1887;  3l21:245-246:Aug.  20,  1887;  3133:6-11 -642: Nov.  12. 1887; 

3146:I8I-182:Feb.  11.  1888;  3147:214-215:Feb.  18.  1888;  3187: 

700-701 : Nov.  24.  1888:  3205:41 1-41 2 :Nov.  30.  1889;  3217:794: 
June  22,  1889;  3234:524-525:Oct.  19.  1889;  3242:823-824:Dec. 
14.  1889;  3243: 860-862: Dec.  21,  1889;  3244:897-898:Dec.  28. 
1889;  3246:50-51  :Jan.  11.  1890;  3247:86-87:  Jan.  18,  1890; 
3255:342-343: March  15.  1890;  3264:642-643: May  17.  1890; 
3267:739-740: June  7,  1890;  2171 :36-38:JuIy  5.  1890;  3282:388- 
390:Sept.  20.  i890;  3285:484-486:Ocf.  11.  1890;  3293:778-779: 
Dec.  6.  1890;  331 1  :475-476: April  11,  1891;  3334:389-390:Sepf. 
19,  1891;  3337:487-488:Ocf.  10,  1891;  3338:51 9-520 :Oct.  17. 
1891 ;  3343:688-689: Nov.  21,  1891 ;  3352:278-279:Feb.  27,  1892; 
3352:566-567:.April  30,  1892;  3433:229:Aug.  12.  1893;  3438: 
389-390:Sept.  16,  1893;  3446:665-670:Nov.  11,  1893;  3485:196- 
197:Aug.  11,  1894;  3488:290-291  :Sept.  1.  1894;  3583:846:Jan. 
27,  1896;  3608:875-876:Dec.  19.  1896;  3622:41 8-41 9 :Nov.  27. 
1897;  3634:81  l-8I2:June  19,  1897;  3650:491 -492 :Oct.  9,  1897; 
3662:24-25: Jan.  1,  1898;  3704:572-573 :Oct.  22,  1898;  3767:19: 
Jan.  6,  1900;  3791 :787-788:June  23,  1900;  3833:468-469: April 
13,  1901;  3874:1 17-1 18: Jan.  25.  1902;  3891  :661  :March  24. 
1902;  3901:160-161:Aug.  2.  1902;  3910:454-455 :Oct.  4.  1902; 
3930:241 -243 :Feb.  21.  1903;  3943:659-660: May  23.  1903;  3957: 
29 1-292: Aug.  29.  1903;  3967:61 7-61 8: Nov.  7.  1903;  4000:820- 
822:Jur.e  25,  1904;  40I5:485-486:Ocf.  8,  1904;  4087:234-235: 
Feb.  24.  1906;  41 19:408-41 0:Oci.  6,  1906;  4128:738-739:Dec. 
8,  1906;  41 35: 104- 105: Jan.  28,  1907;  4204: 476-477: May  9. 
1908;  4411:536:May  11,  1912. 

Lilerary  Remains  of  C.  S.  Ca/ver/p.    By  Walter  J.  Sendall. 
Verses  and  F/p  Leaves  by  C.  S.  Calverly.    3026: 532-534  :Oct.  24. 
1885. 

Losl  Poems.    1  796:421 -422  :March  29,    1862. 
Men  and  Women.    1 464;  1327-1 328 :Ncw.  17,  1855. 
William  Morris.    4423  :  109-1 10:  Aug.  3.  1912. 

Mr.  William  Morris.  By  Theo.  Watts  Dunlon.  3598:486-488: 
Oct.  10.  1896. 

The  Nero  Volumes  of  (he  Encyclopedia  Dritannica.  3903:211- 
213:  Aug.  16,  1902. 

Noles  from  a  Diary.  By  M.  E.  Grant  Duff.  3674: 398-399: March 
26,  1898. 

The  Old  Yellow  Doof(,  ihe  Source  of  Browning's  Ring  and  the 
Book,  in  complete  Photo  Reproduction.  By  Chas.  W.  Hodell. 
4223:396:Oct.  3,  1908. 

Pacchiarollo,  and  How  he  worthed  in  Distemper,  with  Other  Poem*. 
2495: 101 -102: July  22,  1875. 

Parleyings  with  Certain  People  of  Importance  in   Their  Da]).    Re- 
viewed in   1:3095 :247-249:Feb.   19.   1887. 
Personal  Note,  hyGosit.    3268:767-769: June  14,  1890. 


BROWNINGIANA  17 

Pippa  Pasies.    737:952:Dec.   II,  1841. 

Poems.    By  Matthew  Arnold.    301 7:229-230: Aug.  22.   1885. 

Poems  and  Lvrics  of  the  Jo))  of  the  Earth.    By  George  Meredith. 

2909: 1 03- 104: July  28.  1883. 

Poems  Before  Congrejj.    1690:371-373:1860. 

Poems  by  Coventry  Palmare.    3059:771 -772 :June  12.  1886. 

Poems  by  the    Way.    By  Wm.   Morrii.    3352:336-338:March   12. 

1892. 

Poems,  Dramatic  and  Lvrical.    By  John  Leicester  Warren.    3417: 

497-498: April  22.  1893.' 

Poems  of  Mrs.  Drorvnini^.    1205:1242-1244:1850. 

The  Poetical  IVorks  of  James  Russell  Lonell.    2753  : 1  36- 1  37  :JuIt 

31.  1880. 

Poetry  and  ShopJfeeping.    By  Muezzin.    LiftelT*  Living  Age  293: 

685-688. 

Popular  Poets  of  the  Period.    Bv  F.  A.  H.  Eyies.    3228:315-316: 

Sept.  7.  1889. 

A  Prefatory  Note.  By  Robert  Browning.    By  J.  H.  Ingram.    3301  : 

153:Jan.  31.  1891. 

Prince  Hohcnsliel-Schmangau,  Saviour  of  Societ\).    2304:827-828: 

Dec.  23.  1871. 

Rahan  or  Life-Splinters.    By  W.  C.   Smith.    2788:454-455 : April 

2.  1881. 

Recent     Verse.     3069:237 : Aug.    21.     1886;     3748:288-289:  Aug. 

1899;   41 55:724-726: June    15.    1907;   Philaster  and  Other  Poems. 

By  Astor  Clair.   31 73 :220-221  :Aug.  18.  1888. 

Records  of  Tennyson,  Riisf^in  and  Browning.     By   Anne   Ritchie. 

3389:477-478:Ocf.  8.   1892. 

Red  Cotton  Night-Cap  Countrv,  or  Turf  and  Towers.    2376:593- 

594:May   10.   1873. 

Relations  to  Matthew  Arnold.  By  A.  Orr.  3326: 129:July  25.  1891. 

Return  of  the  Druses.    818:608-609:July    1.    1843. 

Review  of  Aurora  Leigh.    1517:1425-1427:1856. 

The  Ring  and  the  Book  (2.  3.  4)  :2I60:399-400:March  20.   1869. 

Same.  Reviewed  by  R.  Buchanan.    2:2148:875-876:Dec.  26.  1868. 

Same.  Reviewed  New  Eclectic  Magazine  4:5:61 9-625  :May   1869. 

2868:489:Oct.  14.  1882. 

Selections  from  the  Poets.    2752: 1  10-1 1  1  :  [uiy  24.   1880. 

Shakspere's  Sonnets.    3043  :257-258:Feb.  20.  1886. 

The  Shrine  of  Death  and  Other  Stories.    By  Lady  Dilke.    3055: 

642:  May   15.    1886. 

Sister  Beatrice  and  Ardiane  and  Barbe  Blue  translated  by  Bernard 

Miall.   3888:554.555:May  3.  1902. 

Sordello.    657:431 -432 :March  30.    1840. 

Stories    from    Robert    Browning.     By    Frederick    May    Holland. 

The  Spring  Puhlishins   Season.    3718:1 13  :Jan.   28.    1899. 

Strafford,  a  Tragedy.   By  E.  H.  Hickey.    2955:757: Jan.  14.  1884. 

Same.   2966:273 :  Aug.    30.    1884. 

Temple  Library — The  poetical  IVor^s  of  Thomas  Lowell  Beddoes. 

By  Edmund  Gosse.  3296:879-881  :Dec.  27.  1890. 

Alfred  Lord  Tennyson.  A  Memoir.    By  Hi«  Son.    3651:521-522: 

Oct.  16.  1897. 

To  Edward  Fitzgerald.    2:3200:64 :  fulv   H.    I88Q. 

The  Week.  3031:709:Nov.  28.  1885. 

Our  Weekh  Cossip.    1693:477:1860. 


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IVise  Men  and  A  Fool.  By  Coulson  Kernahan.  3841:719-720: 
June  8,   1901. 

The  Works  of  Droivning.  4440:654:Nov.  30.  1912;  4444:776: 
Dec.  28.  1912. 

The    Works   of    Ceoffrexi    Chaucer.     By    Alfred   H.    Pollard;    H. 
Frank  Heath;    Mark  H.   Liddell.   and  W.  S.   McCormick.    Mac- 
millan  &  Co.  3723 :268-269: March  4.  1899. 
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By  C.    Poet  Lore  3:10:528-9. 

ATHERTON,  GERTRUDE  FRANKLIN 

The  Lilerar\f  Developmenl  of  California.  Cosmopolitan  10:276: 
Jan.   1891. 

ATKINSON,  EMILY 

A  Few  Impression)  From  the  Poems  of  Robert  Drorvning,  Pro- 
fusely illustrated.  Published  by  Kegan,  Paul.  Trench,  Trubner  & 
Co..  Ltd..  London     821.88  gfa. 

ATLANTIC  MONTHLY 

The   Anatomizing   of    IVilliam    Shakespeare.     By    Richard    Grant 

White.    53:595-61 2  :May   1884. 

Aristophanes'  Apology,  Editorial  on.    36:493-495  :Oct.  1875. 

Matthew  Arnold  as  a  Poet.    By  Harriet  Wateri  Preston.    53:641- 

650:  May    1884. 

A   discussion  of  the  performance   of  A   Blot  in  the  'Scutcheory,  a 

Philistine   View.    By  T.  R.  Lounsbury.    84:764-773  :Dec.   1899. 

The  Drowning  Tonic.    By  Martha  Baker  Dunn.    90:203-211  :Aug. 

1902. 

Books   of    the    Months.    51  :139-I44:Jan.    1883;    58:286-288: Aug. 

1888;   59:284-288: Feb.   1887;   59:573-576:April   1887;  60:859- 

860:Dec.    1887;    62:429-432:Sept.    1888;    63: 139- 144: Jan.    1889; 

63:7I9-720:May  1889;   64:141-144:July  1889;   64:575-576:Oct. 

1889. 

Browning  and  the  Special  Interests.    By  Wm.  Austin  Smith.    114: 

809-814:Dec.  1914. 

A  Browning  Courtship  (Used  to  represent  a  Browning  Wedding). 

By  Eliza  Orne  White.    62:99-1 12  :July.   1888. 

Elizahclh  Barrett  Browning.    8:368-376:Sepf.    1861. 

Robert  Browning.   65 :243-248:Feb.  1890. 

Robert  and  Elizabeth  B.  Browning.    By  Harriet  Waters  Preston. 

83:8I2-826:June  1899. 

Browning's  Lineage,   a   poem    of    fourteen    lines.     By    Henry   Van 

Dyke.    99:260:Feb.   1907. 

Christmas  Ev,  Easter  Dap,   Sordello,   Strafford,   Reviewed.     13: 

639-642:  May  1864. 

Comment  on  New  Books.    67 :706-71  1  :May    1891. 

Concordance  Making  in  Nen  Zealand.    By  A.  E.  Trimble.    104: 

364-367:  July  1909. 

The  Contributor's  Club.   Editorial  48:710-716:Nov.  1881  ;  49:566- 

573:April    1882;    52:419-431  :Sept.    1883;    57:429:March    1886; 

58:137-142:July    1886;    58:857-860:Dec.    1886;    62: 134- 140: July 

1888;    63:713-719:May    1889;    65:281 -285  :Feb.    1890;    66:133- 

139:July    1890;    67 : 280-288: Feb.    1891;    I12:852-854:july    1913. 

The  Cult  of  the  Passing  Hour.    By  G.  W.  Firkins.    113:661-668: 

Jan.   1914. 

Curiosities  of  Criticism.     By  Agnes   Repplier.    59:314-323 : March 

1887. 


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The    Deca};    of    Sentiment.     By    Agne*    Repplier.     60 :67-76:JuIy 

1887. 

A  Discui^ion  of  EdivarJ  Do9>den'i  Lift  of  Bronning.    By  H.  W. 

Boynton.    94:269-270: Aug.  1904. 

Discuision  of  Drorvning'i  Life  and  Worl(.    By  Mary  Whiting.    65: 

243-248:  Feb.  1890. 

Discuision  of  Inn  Album.    37 :372-374:March  1876. 

Diversion!   of   the   Echo   Cluh.    29 :76-84  :Jan.    1872;    29:710-715: 

June  1872;  29:269-275  :Mnrch  1872. 

Dramatis  Pasonae.    14:644-648: Nov.   1864. 

Editorial  on  Browning'n  Complete  Poetical  Work*  (and  Dramatic). 

77:273-274:  Feb.  1896. 

Emerson   as   a   Religious   Inflmnce.     By    George    A.    Gordon.    91  : 

577-578:Jan.    1903. 

English  Love  Song.    65  :23-33  :Jan.   1890. 

The  Enjoyment  of  Poetry^.    By  Samuel  M.  Crothcrs.    83:268-276: 

Jan.  1899. 

Fcristah's  Fancies.    55  :562-565  :April   1885. 

Fiction  in  the  Pulpit.    By  Agne.  Repplier.    64:527-536:Oct.   1889. 

Footpatltf.     By   Tboma*    Wentworlh    Higginsom.     26:51 3-521  :JuIy 

1870. 

The  Forerunners.    By  Vida  A.  Scudder.     108:23  1 -242  :  July   1911. 

Gardens    and    Garden    Craft.     By    Francis    Duncan.     90:559-563: 

July   1902. 

Gold  Hair.    13:596-599:May  1864. 

Illustrated  Books.    Editorial  50:846-852:Dec.   1882. 

Miss  Ingelow  and  Mrs.   IValford.    56:230-242 :Aug.    1885. 

Henry  James.    55  :702-705  :May   1885. 

Jacques  Jasmion.    By  Harriet  \V.  Preston.    37 :34-42  :Jan.   1876. 

Jocoseria.    51  :840-845  :  June   1883. 

M^'alter  Savage  Landor.    By  G.  E.   Woodbcrrv.     51  :208-21 7  :Feb. 

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Letters  of  D.  G.  Rossclti.    78:45-57:July    1896. 

The  Life  of  Tenn\,son.    By  Hamilton  Wright  Mabie.    80:577-589: 

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The  Life  of  tJte  Spirit  iu  the  Modern  English  Poets.    Editorial  76: 

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Literarv  Centennials.    By  Annie  Kimbal  Luell.    109  :  103 -107:  Jan. 

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The  Muses  in   the   Common   School.    Bv    Mary   F^.    Burt.     67:531: 

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New  Lights  on  Browning.    Bv  Ferris  Greenslet.    92 :418-423  :Sept. 

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Old  Yellow  Book,  Editorial  on,  a»  translated  and  edited.    By  Chas. 

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Over  the   Teacups.    By  Oliver  Wendell  Holmes.    66:92- 1 05: July 

1890. 

The  Pla\;wrighi  and  ihe  Play^-goera.    By  Brander  Matthew*.  102: 

421 -426:  July  1908. 

Pleasure,  a  Heresy.   By  Agnes  Repplier.   67:393-402:March  1891. 

The  Poetry  of  IVilUam  IValson.    By  Harold  Williams.    107:267- 

276:Jan.  1911. 

Poetr\)    Today.     By   Cornelia   A.    P.    Comer.     1 17:493-498: April 

1916. 

Present  Conditions  of  Literary  Productions.    By  Paul  Shorey.    78: 

156- 168:  Aug.  1896. 

Professional  Poetry.    55:561 -566: April  1885. 

Prospice.     13:694:  June  1864. 

The  Reading  of  Boo^s  NoxoadaXis.    By  George  P.  Brett.    114-620: 

626:Nov.    1914. 

A  Realistic  Poet.    By  Philip  Bourke  Marston.    49:514-51 7:April 

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Recent   Literature.      27:392-400:March     1871;     29 :619-630:May 

1872;    32:102-1 18:July   1873;    33 :368-376:March    1874;    37:112- 

124:Jan.    1876;    38:747-754:Dec.    1876;    39 :624-640:May    1877; 

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Revival  of  the  Poetic  Drama.    By   Brander   Matthews.     101:219- 

224:  Feb.    1908. 

The  Revival  of  Poetic  Drama.    By  Edmund  Gosse.    90:156-166: 

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Guild.  86:420-421  :Sepi.  1900. 

Tennyson's  and  Browning's  Latest  Poems.    Based  on   Browning's 

Parleyings  with  Certain  People  of  Importance  in  Their  Day.    59: 

705-708:  May  1887. 

Two  Books  About  Poetry.    By  William  Allan   Neilson.    89:419- 

423:March   1902. 

Two  Books  of  Verse.    66:844-846:Dec.  1890. 

Two  Philosophers  of  ihe  Paradoxical.    By  Josiah  Royce.    67:161- 

173:Feb.   1891. 

Two  Women  of  Letters.    51  :413-416:March  1883. 

Under  the  Cliff.    By  Robert  Browning.    13 :737-738:June  1864. 


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Vague  Thoughli  on  Art.    By  John  Galsworthy.    1 09: 357-566: April 

1912. 

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1914. 

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July  1899. 

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Feb.    1899. 

iVard's  Eugliih  Poet!>.    By   Francii  H.   Underwood.    48:273-280: 

Aug.  1881. 

Well  Made  Booh  76:117.    11 -.11 1-21  A:   Feb.   1896. 

Mr.  Woodbury "s  Criticism.    66:847-848:Dec.   1890. 
ATTITUDE  OF  DETACHMENT,  ROBERT  BROWNINGS 

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ATTITUDE   OF    SOUTHERN    WOMEN    ON    THE    SUFFRAGE 

QUESTION.  THE 

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ATTITUDE  WITH  REGARD  TO  ART.  BROWNINGS 

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AUSTIN.  ALFRED  AND  ROBERT  BROWNING 

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AUSTIN  AND  HIS  CRITICS.  ALFRED 

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AUTHOR  OF  THE  BROWNING  ARTICLES,  THE 

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AUTHORS'  WIVES 

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BACHELOR.  ANN 

Tlioughti  From  Broivning:  Selection*  From  the  Writings  of  Robert 
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B.ACHELOR  OF  ARTS 

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BAGEHOT.  WALTER 

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WordsTvorth,  Tennyson  and  Browning,  or  Pure,  Ornate  and  Gro- 
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BAGG.  MRS.  MARY  E. 

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BAILEY.  CAROLINE  S. 

Poetry  and  the  Honu-.    Outlook   104:568-571  :July   12,   1913. 
BAILEY.  ELMER  JAMES 

Special  Articles.    Forum  40:245-254: Aug.    1908. 
BAILEY.  J.  C. 

The  Sonnets  of  M.  De  Heredia.  Fortnightly  Review  70:383: 
Sept.    1898. 

BAILEY.  JOHN 

Poetry  of  Robert  Bridges.     (Quart.  R.)    Litlell*  Living  Age  278: 

3608:51 5-529:Aug.  30.  1913. 
BAILEY.  PHILIP  JAMES 

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BAINTON.  GEORGE 

The    Art    of   Authorship,    .\'fethods:    Conscious    and    Unconscious. 

58-59    808.3  A939a. 
BAIR,  FREDERICK  H. 

The  Bible,  The  Cree}(s  and  Oral  English.    English  Journal  7:246: 

April    1918. 
BAKER.  FRANKLIN  T. 

Selected  and  Edited,  Browning's  Shorter  Poems.    The   Macmillan 

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BAKER.  HARRY  T. 

Dates  of  the  Ring  and  the  Boole.  Nation  90:33-4: Jan.  13.  1910. 
Hair  in  Browning's  Poetry.  A  letter  to  the  editor.  Nation  93: 
263:Sept.  21.   1911. 

Poetry  and  the  Practical  Man.    Forum  42:228-34:Sept.   1909. 
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821.88  Dfb. 

Reviewed  under  General  Literature.    By  G.  A.  Simcox.  Academy 

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BALAUSTION'S    ADVENTURE.   ARISTOPHANES'   APOLOGY. 

PACCHIAROl  TO  AND  OTHER  POEMS 

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FROM  EURIPIDES 

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By  Robert  Browning.    London:  Smith,  Elder  &  Co.,   15  Waterloo 

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BALAUSTIONS  EURIPIDES 

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BALCONY 

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The  Open  Vision  in  Art.    Arena  19:843-849: June  1898. 
BALDWIN,  JAMES 

The  Center  of  the  Republic.    Scribner's  Magazine  3:589-600: May 

BALDWIN.  MARY  R. 

Drorvning's  Jules  and  Du  Maurier's  Little  Billee.    Poet  Lore9:4: 

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BALFOUR  IN  THE  STUDY 

By  Sidney  Low.    Edinburgh  Review  216:255-278 :Oct.   1912. 

BALLAD  ART,  MODERN  DEVELOPMENTS  IN 

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BALLADS.  POPULAR  ENGLISH  AND  SCOTTISH 

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BANNISTER,  A.  T. 

Brot^ning's  Religion.    Homiletic  Review  39:2IO-216:Sept.   1900. 

BANTOCK,  GRANVILLE 

See  Music. 
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BroTvning  Note.    Poet  Lore    1  :6:300. 
BARDEEN,  C.  W. 

Notes  of  a  Call  on  Mr.  BroTvning,  Memorial  Meeting  of  the  S\^ra- 
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BARLOW,  GEORGE 

The  Genius  of  Dicl(cns.    Conletnporary  Review  94: 542-562: Nov. 
1908. 

The  Transfiguration  (rf  Matter.   Contemporary  Review  85:686-696: 
May    1904. 
BARNARD.  CLARA  G. 

Poetic  Characteristics  of  Matlheii>  Arnold.    Poet  Lore  6:2:76-83. 

BARNETT  PROFESSOR 

Browning's  Jcrvs  and  Shaliespeare's  Jerv.    London   Browning   So- 
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Same.  Berdoe's  253-266     821.88  Vlbs. 
Representatives  of  His  Times.    Poet  Lore  1  :1  :31. 

BARNETT.  SAMUEL  AUGUSTUS.  IN  MEMORY  OF 

His  Thoughts,  His  Worlds,  His  Faith,  and  His  Friends,  in  th« 
words  of  Robert   Browning. 

BARNICOAT.  CONSTANCE  A. 

The  Reading  of  the  Colonial  Cirl.  Independent  60:939-950:Dec. 
1906. 

BARRETT.  C.  J.  MOULTON 

A  Defense  of  Mrs.  Browning's  Father.  Literary  Digest  18:578: 
May  20.  1899. 

BARRETT'S  INFLUENCE  ON  BROWNING'S  POETRY.  ELIZA- 
BETH 

By  John  CunliSe.  Publications  of  the  Modern  Language  Associa- 
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Bcue. 

BARRETT'S  POEMS.  MISS 

Art,  Literature  and  the  Drama.  By  Margaret  Fuller  Ossoli.  198- 
206    814  084al. 

BARRINGTON.  MRS.  RUSSELL 

Lord  Leighton's  Sketches.  Eclectic  Magazine  45: 180- 188: Feb. 
1897. 

BARRON.  ESTELLE 

Translation  of  The  Ring  and  The  Boolf — Eine  Interpretation.  By 
Helene   Meyer-Franck. 

BARTOL,  C.  A. 

The  Border  Land  of  Morals.    Forum  6:194:Oct.   1888. 

BASKERVILLE.  CHAS. 

The  Rare  Earth  Crusade ;  what  it  portends,  scientifically  and 
technically.    Science   I  7 :772-781  :May   15,   1903. 

BASKERVILLE.  W.  M. 

Some    Appreciations    of    Sidney    Lanier.     Dial    18:299-301  :May 

16.  1895. 
BATEMAN.  MAY 

The  Catholic  View  in  Modern  Fiction.  Fortnightly  Review  105: 
535:  March  1916. 

BATES,  ARLO 

Editor;   A   Blot  in  the  'Scutcheon,  Colomhe's  Birthday,  A   Soul's 

Tragedy,  and  In  a  Balcony.    By  Robert  Browning.    D.  C.  Heath 

&  Co.  1906    821.88  Gpb. 

Talks  on  Teaching  Literature  113-115     821.88  Vbp. 

The  Worth  of  Literary  Culture.    Literary  Digest  15:733-734:0«t. 

16.    1897. 


BROWNINGIANA  25 

BATES.  KATHARINE  LEE 

In  the  Poets'  Corner,  Homage  to  Robert  Brojuning,  Aleph  Tanner 

101     821.88  Xht. 

A'eiD  Ideoi  in  Teaching.    Poet  Lore  8:8:564. 
BATES.  MABEL  BARNETT 

To  Robert  Broxt>ning,  Homage  to  Robert  DroTvning,  Aleph  Tanner 
73    821.88  Xht. 
BAYLIS.  WALTER  J. 

A  Causeric  on  Browning.    East  and  West   14 :  161  :272-276:March 

1915    821.88  Rbc. 

BAYLOR  LITERARY 

The  Avenger.    By  John  Homer  Caskey.    23:4-7:Feb.  1915. 

A  Beautiful  Life.    By  Lola  Isbell.    12:332-337: May-June   1904. 

Robert  Brorvning,  Magnet  of  the  Soul.    By   Francis  Ohrum.     17: 

312-315:June  1909    821.88  Xblg. 

Browning's   Treatment  of   Womanhood.    By  Otsie  V.   Betts.21-2: 

46-49  :Oct.   1912. 

Ci)   the   Fireside.     By    M.    B.     12: 1  1 5-1 19:Dec.   4,    1904     821.88 

Xblg. 

A  Comparison  of  Poe  and  Rosseiti.    By  Agnes  Arbuckie.    18:304- 

307:  April   1910. 

Contains  Georgetonian,  etc.     Robert  Browning — The  Magnet  of  the 

Soul,  by  Francis  Ohrum;    Browning's   Treatment  of   Womanhood, 

by  Otsie  V.  Belts;   Zip  the  Fireside,  by  M.  B.;    Two  Pictures,  by 

Arkley  B.  Wright;   The  Portrait  of  the  Last  Duchess,  by  Cornelia 

Blackburn;   Mp  Last  Duchess,  by  H.  G.  O.     821.88  Xblv. 

fine  Arts  in  Education.    By  H.  J.  C.    14:7-13  :Sepf.   1905. 

Fragments  of  English.    By  H.  Carroll.    12:304-305 : April    1909. 

The  Future  of  American  Literature.    By  Bliss  Perry.    17:119-123: 

Jan.  1909. 

The  Italian  Nineteenth  Century  Literature.    By   Erma  Clegg.     17: 

290-294:  May  1909. 

Life    Without  Literature  Is  Death.     By    Pearl    Province.     12:126- 

28:Dec.  1903. 

The  Literarx,  Scrap  Heap.    22:31 -33  :Feb.   1914. 

Literature— Its  Toils  and  Rewards.    By  P.    6:218-221  :  Feb.   1898. 

The  Love  Affairs  of  the  Poets.    By  Eva  McGowan.    17:334-337: 

June  1909. 

The  Plowman   and  the   Peer.     By    Murtel    Tarrant.     18:355-359: 

May  1910. 

Realism  in  the   19th  Century  English  Fiction.    By  Emily   Dixson. 

1 8:3-7  :Sept.    1909. 

Two  Friends.    Editorial  5:214-21  5: Jan.  1897. 

BAYLOR  TIMES 

Robert  Barrett  Browning.    By   A.  Joseph  Armstrong.     March    15. 
1913. 

BAYNE.  PETER 

Walt    Whitman's    Poems.     (Contemp.    R.)     Littell's    Living    Age 
128:91-103. 

BAYNE.  THOMAS 

BroD;ning   and  St.   Andrews.    Athenaeum  3334:386-387:Sept.    19. 

1891. 

The  Poetry  of  Dante  Gabriel  Rossetli.   (Fraser's.)    Littell'i  Living 

Age  152:817-822. 


26  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

BEACH.  MRS.  H.  H.  A. 

See  Music. 

BEACH.  JOHN 

See  Music. 
BEALE.  DOROTHEA 

Literar];  Studies,  Religious  Teachings  of  Drowning  83-107,  Brown- 
ings Christmas  Eve  108-129     804  B3661s. 

The  Religious  Teaching  of  Browning.    Berdoe's  Browning  Studies 
76-91     821.88  Vlbs. 
Same.  London  Browning  Society  Papers  3:323-338     821.88  Dbs. 

BEAN  STRIPE.  A:  ALSO  APPLE  EATING 
See  Music. 

BEARE.  CORNELIA 

Edited  with  an  Introrduction  and  Notes,  Poems  b\f  Robert  Brown- 
ing, Merrill's  English  Texts.  Charles  E.  Merrill  Co.,  New  York 
821.88  Gpb. 

BEATTY,  PAKENHAM 

A  Poem  to  Browning.    Littell's  Living  Age   198:770. 

To   Browning,   Homage    to    Robert   Browning,    Aleph    Tanner    58 

821.88  Xht. 

BEAUTIFUL  LIFE,  A 

By  Lola  Isbell.    Baylor  Literary   12 :332-337  :May-June   1904. 

BEAUTY,  THE  UTILITY  OF 

By  Wm.  Norman  Guthrie.    Sewanee  Review   13:143-155. 

BEDDOES,  THOMAS  LOVELL 

By  Mrs.  Andrew  Crosse.  (Temp.  B.)  Littell's  Living  Age  201  : 
157-66. 

Poetical  Worlds  of — Temple  Library.  By  Edmund  Gosse.  Athe- 
naeum 3296:879-881  :Dec.  27.  1890. 

BEERBOHM,  MAX 

The  Poet's  Corner,  contains  a  caricature  of  Browning  at  a  meeting 

of  a  Browning  Society   1904     741    B415p. 
BEGBIE,  HAROLD 

India   Moving    Christward.     Literary    Digest    48: 1  :68-69:Jan.    10, 

1914. 
BEGINNERS,  BROWNING  FOR 

By  Thomas  Rain.    821.88  Drb. 
BELESENHEIT  VON  ROBERT  LOUIS  STEVENSON.  DIE 

Robert  Browning  21:  (191  2). 

BELIEFS 

Some  of  Browning's  Beliefs.  By  C.  W.  Bardeen.  Syracuse  Me- 
morial 64-78     821.88  Bsy. 

BELL,  ERIC 

A  Summer  Trip  Through  the  Dolomites.    Country  Life  in  America 
18:363-364:  July  1910. 
BELLOWS,  ISABEL  FRANCIS 

Pippa  Passes.    Poet  Lore  6:3:133-50. 

BELLS  AND  POMEGRANATES 

By  Henry   F.  Chorley.    The   People's   Journal     821.88  Dpj. 

By  Robert    Browning    (First   Series)    With   a    Preface  and   Notes. 

By  Thomas   J.   Wise,   Nineteenth   Century^   Classics.    Ward,   Lock 

&  Co.,  Ltd.,  London  1896    821.88  Hbpw. 

By  Robert  Browning  (Second  Series)  Nineteenth  Cenlur})  Classics. 

Ward,  Lock  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  London   1897     821.88  Hbpw. 

No.    1.    First  Series   1896.    By  Clement   K.   Shorter   and   vsith   in- 


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troduction  by  Thomas  J.  Wise.  Second  Series  (1896)  821.88 
Hbpw  S2. 

No.  V.  A  Biol  in  the  'Sculchcon.  A  Tragedy  in  Three  AcU.  By 
Robert  Browning,  Author  of  Paiacelsus.  London:  Edward  Moxon. 
Dover  Street  1843.  Second  Edition  821.88  Hbpl. 
No.  VI.  Colomhe'i  BirthdaX).  A  Play,  in  Five  Ads.  By  Robert 
Browning,  Author  of  Paracelsus.  (Qucrtation  from  Hanmer.)  Lon- 
don: Edward  Moxon,  Dover  Street  1844.  First  Edition  821.88 
Hbpl. 

No.  in.  Dramatic  Lyrics.  By  Robert  Browning,  Author  of  Para- 
celsus. London:  Edward  Moxon,  Doaer  Street  1842.  First  Edition 
821.88  Hbpl. 

No.  VII.  Dramatic  Romances  and  Lyrics.  By  Robert  Browning. 
Author  of  Paracelsus.  London:  Edward  Moxon,  Dover  Street 
1845.   First  Edition    821.88  Hbpl. 

No.    II.    King    Victor  and  King   Charles.     By   Robert    Browning, 
Author    of    Paracelsus.     London:    Edward    Moxcm,    Dover    Street 
1842.    First  Edition    821.88  Hbpl. 
Same.  Second  copy     821.88  Hpsv. 

No.  VIII.  And  Last.  Luria ;  And  A  Soul's  Tragedy.  By  Rob- 
ert Browning,  Author  of  Paracelsus.  London:  Edward  Moxon. 
Dover  Street  1846.  First  Edition  821.88  Hbpl. 
No.  I.  Pippa  Passes.  By  Robert  Browning,  Author  of  Paracelsus. 
London:  Edward  Moxon,  Dover  Street  1841.  First  Edition 
821.88  Hbpl. 

Same.    1841.    Second  copy     821.88  Hpsv. 

No.  IV.  The  Return  of  the  Druses.  A  Tragedy.  In  Five  Ads. 
By  Robert  Browning,  Author  of  Paracelsus.  London:  Edward 
Moxon,  Dover  Street   1843.    First  Edition     821.88  Hbpl. 

BENEDICTINE  COMMUNITY  OF  THE  ISLE  OF  CALDEY 
See  H.  Claude   Williamson. 

BEN  EZRA 

See  Rabbi  Den  Ezra. 

BENNETT.  A. 

BroTvning,  Homage   to  Robert  Drotvning,  Aleph  Tanner    110-111 
821.88  Xht. 
BENNETT.  H.  C. 

Criticism  of  Poetry.  Contemporary  Review  1 10:81 1 -812 :Dec. 
1916. 

BENNETT.  SARAH  A. 

IVhat  Comes  to  Perfection  Perishes,  Homage  to  Robert  BroTvning, 
Aleph  Tanner  55     821.88  Xht. 

BENSON,  ARTHUR  C. 

Fiction  and  Romance.    Contemporary  Review    100:2:792-805. 

Literature  and  Life.    Century  88:773-778:Sept.   1914. 

The  yVen)  Pods.   Century  89:705-708:March  1915. 

Christina  Rossetti.    Eclectic  Magazine   124:490-496: April    1895. 

Rossetti's  Isolation  in  Nineteenth  Centurv  Prose.    Literarv   Digest 

28: 587-588: April  23.  1904. 

BENSON.  EUGENE  F. 

From  the  Asolan  Hills.    821.83  B474b. 

In  the  Asolan  Countr\}.    (New  R.)    Littell's  Living  Age  211  :il5- 

121. 

On    Undesirable  Information.    Contemporary  Review  68:125-133: 

July   1895. 

Same.    Eclectic  Magazine  62:222 -228: Aug.    1895. 


28  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

BENTZON.  Th.  (MME.  BLANC) 

A   French  Friend  of  Drowning.    By  Joseph   Milsand.    Scribner'* 

Magazine  20: 108-20: July  1896. 

BERDOE.  EDWARD 

Drowning  and  ihe  Christian  Faith.  Evidence  of  Christianity  from 
Brownings  Point  of  View  (Second  Edition  1899)  821.88  RBB. 
Drowning  and  the  Christian  Faith.  Reviewed  in  Outlook  53:670: 
April  1896. 

Drowning  as  a  Scientific  Poet.    London   Browning  Society  Papers 
7:33-53    821.88  Dbs. 
Same.  Nature  32:36:May  14.  1885. 

The  Drowning  Cyclopedia.  A  guide  to  the  study  of  the  works  of 
Robert   Bro%vning.     821.88. 

The  Drowning  Cyclopedia.  Reviewed  in  Athenaeum  3352:107- 
108: Jan.  23.  1892. 

Drowning  Encyclopedia.    Independent  43:2:1 489 :Oct.  8,   1891. 
Drowning's  Science  as  Shown  in  Numpholeplos.    Poet  Lore  2:12: 
617-624. 

Drowning  Studies.    Bookman  2:535-36:Feb.   1896. 
Same.   Independent  47:2:1616:Nov.  28,   1895. 
Same.  Being  Select  Papers  by  Members  of  the  Browning  Society. 
Edited,  with  an  introduction,  1899     821.88  Vlbs  cl. 
Same.  Second  copy     821.88  Dbpc2. 

Drowning's  Estimate  of  Life.  London  Browning  Society  Paper* 
10:200-206    821.88  Dbs. 

Drowning's  Message  to  His  Time,  Discussing  I.  Religion  of  Robert 
Drowning;  II.  Robert  Drowning  as  a  Scientific  Poet;  III.  Paracel- 
sus; IV.  Drowning  Societies     821.88  Dbm. 
Drowning's  Message  to  His  Time.    Poet  Lore  2:5:286. 
Drowning's  Message  to  His   Time,  His  Religion,  Philosophy,  and 
Science.     821.88  Dbm. 
Same.  Nation  50:420:1890. 
Drowning's  Science.    Poet  Lore  1  :8:353-362. 

How  Drowning  Made   a   Christian.    Literary   Digest    12:531  :Feb. 
29.  1896. 
See  Music. 

Paracelsus,  the  Reformer  of  Medicine.    London  Browning  Society 
Papers    11:275-296     821.88  Dbs   Pt.    11. 
A  Primer  of  Drowning.     821.8  B8855bp. 

BERGER.  PIERRE 

Robert  Drowning.  Les  Grands  Ecrivains  Etrangers,  Blond  et  Cie., 
Editeurs,  Paris.  1912     821.88  Brb. 

Same.  Translated  by  Mabel  Moran.  A  Thesis  in  the  Department 
of  English     821.68  Dbbm. 

Some  Points  on  the  Modern  Faith  in  the  Poems  of  Robert  Drown- 
ing. Translated  for  a  thesis  in  English  Department  by  Bernice 
McKinney     821.88  Rbem. 

BERGH.  ARTHUR 

See  Music. 

BERNARD.  CHARLES  DE 

By  George  Saintsbury.    Fortnightly  Review  29:924:Nov.   1877. 

BESANT.  WALTER 

Literary  Conference.   Contemporary  Review  65: 123- 139: Jan.  1894. 

BESIDE  A  BROOK  WITH  IZAAK  WALTON 

By  Maurice  Thompson.    Independent  47:859-860:June  27.  1895. 


BROWNINGIANA  29 

BEST  NEW  BOOKS  OF  THE  SEASON  (THE) 

Poet  Lore   10:4:604-607. 
BEST  OF  BROWNING.  THE 

By  James  Mudge,  with  an  introduction  by  Rev.  William  V.  Kelley. 

821.88  Xm. 
BEST  POEM  EVER  WRITTEN  IN  THE  ENGLISH  LANGUAGE. 

THE 

New  York  Times.    Current  Opinion  57:13I-I33:Aug.   1914. 
BETTS.  OTSIE  V. 

DroTvning'i   Trcalmcnl  of  Womanhood.    Baylor  Literary  21  :2:47- 

49:Oct.  1912    821.88  Xblg. 

BIBLE  AS  LITERATURE.  THE 

R.  G.  Moulton,  J.  P.  Peters  and  A.  B.  Bruce,  and  others.  Biblical 
World  9:31  1-31  3  :April   1897. 

BIBLE  IN  BROWNING 

By  Minnie  Greshman  Machen.    Dial  36:204:March  16,  1904. 

With  particular  reference  to  The  Ring  and  the  Dool^.    By  Minnie 

Gresham   Machen.     821.88     (Two  copies.) 

By  Minnie  Gresham  Machen.    (Reviewed.)    Outlook  75:509:Oct. 

31.    1903. 

Thesis  in  English  Department  submitted  for  the  Degree  of  Master 

of   Arts.   Georgetown    College.     By    Jesse    H.    Wells.     June    1910 

821.88  Rwb. 
BIBLE.  STUDIES  IN  THE 

Japanese.    Seisho    Kensan.     Containing    a    complete    translation    of 

Saul,  done  in  Japanese  by  Takeshi  Saito.     220.2  K36]. 

BIBLICAL  WORLD 

T'^e  English  Bible  and  English  Writers.  By  Chauncey  Marvin 
Cady.    9: 185-193  :March  1897. 

Influence  of  the  Authorized  Version  in  English  Literature.  By  B. 
A.  Greene.    37:391-401:1911. 

Material  from   English   Literature   Illustrative   of   the   International 
Sunday  School  Lesson.    By  Prof.  Myra  Reynolds.    1  I  :49-52:Jan. 
1898;    127- 130: Feb.    1898;    203-207: March    1898;    257-259: April 
1898. 
BIBLIOGRAPHY 

Browning.    By  John  P.  Anderson.    Appended  to  Sharp's  Life  of 

Browning.     821.88  Bsh.     2  copies. 

Browning.     Athenaeum    2: 193-4: Aug.    2,    1894;    256-7: Aug.    25. 

1894;  422:Sept.  29.  1894;  569-70 :Oct.  27.  1894. 

Robert  Brorming.    Materials  for  a  bibliography  of  the  Writings  in 

Prose  and  Veise.    By  W.  R.  Nicoll  and  Thomas  J.  Wise.   Literary 

Anecdotes  of  the  Nineteenth  Century  50:361-629     828  N645. 

BroTvningiana  in  Baylor  Librarv.    Compiled  by  E.  R.   Alexander 

and  Sue  Moore. 

Bulletin  of  Salem,  Mass.,  Librar\).     821.88  Asl. 

Bulletin  of  The  Librarv   Association  of  Portland.    9:5:May    1912 

821.88  APob. 

A  Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  the  Late  John  Henry  Wrenn. 
Compiled  by  Harold  B.  Wrenn.  Edited  by  Thomas  J.  Wise. 
123-137    821.88. 

Chicago  Public  Library;  Book  Bulletin.  2:5 :76-79:May  1912 
821.88  Ach. 

An  Examination  of  the  Non-Dramatic  Poems  of  Robert  Brown- 
ing's.   First  and  Second  Periods,  to  which  is  added  a  Bibliography. 


30  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

By  Thomas  M.  Pariolt.     821.88  Dnp. 

First    Editions,    slated    in    Symon's    Introduction    to    the    Study    of 

Browning  241-254     821.88  Dsi. 

By  F.  J.  Furnivali.    London  Browning  Society   Papers   1:21-116; 

Additions:2: 117-17]      821.88  Dbs. 

Same.   Reviewed  in  Poet  Lore   1:11:533. 

Nineteenth  Century  and  After.    By  Emily  Hickey.    Littell's  Living 

Age  268:201 -21 3  :Jan.  28.  1911. 

Suggestions  Regarding  Books  on  Browning.    By  Marie  Ada   Mo- 

lineux.    Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3  :  142- 144  :Jan.  1912. 

A  List  of  Books  and  of  References  to  Periodicals  in  the  Brooklyn 

Public  Library.    The  Brooklyn   Public  Library,  New  York,    1912 

821.88  Abpl. 

San     Francisco    Public    Library     Monthly    Bulletin,    May,     1912 

821.88  Asf. 

Special  List  on  Robert  Browning.  Bulletin  of  the  Oslerhout  Free 
Library     821.88  Acs. 

Woman's  Club  of  Waco  Year  Book  1916-1917     821.88  Zww. 
Writings   in  Prose   and    Verse   of  Robert   Droivning,  A    Complete 
Bibliography.    By  Thomas  J.  Wise.    (Only  a  few  sheets  of  larger 
edition.)     Printed  Only   for  Private  Subscribers  London,  England, 

1887    821.88  Awb. 

By  Thomas  J.  Wise.  Athenaeum  3594:354:Sept.  12.  1896;  3596: 
418-420:Sept.  26,  1896;  3600:564-566:Oct.  24,  1896;  3605:758- 
759:  Nov.  28.  1896. 

The   Book  Shop   50: Dec.    1892. 

Fitchburg  Library  Bulletin  7: 1  1  :76-78:March-June  1906:  Brown- 
ing Number. 

For  a  Chronological   Bibliography  of  Browning's  Works,  see  Mrs. 
Sutherland  Orr's  A   Handbook  to  the   Works  of  Robert  Drorvmng 
365-393    821.88  Dho. 
By  F.  J.  Furnival.    Poet  Lore  12:209-10. 

Worcester    Fiee    Public    Library    Special    Reading    List.     Robert 
Browning  2-8: Jan.  1899. 
BIBLIOPHILES,  NOTES  FOR 

By  Editor.     Dial   63  : 1 20-1  :  Aug.    16,    1917. 

BICKNELL,  PERCY  F. 

Casual  Comment.    Dial  42: 133-1  35  :March  1.   1907. 

An  Irish  Poet's  Lilerarv  Friendships.    Dial  44:69-70: Feb.  1,  1908. 

Literary  Essays  of  a  Naturalist.    Dial  34: 1 13-14:Feb.  16,  1903. 

A  Poet  and  His  Circle.    Dial  52:221 -3  :March  16,  1912. 

A  Rollicking  Irish  Story  Teller.    Dial  40:382-84: June  16,  1906. 

Some    Celebrated    Characters    of    Last    Century.     Dial    46:]34-5: 

March  I.   1909. 

A  Store  House  of  Notes  and  Anecdotes.    Dial  37:31 -32 :July   16, 

1904. 

A   WordsTvorthian  in  Reminiscent  Mood.    Dial  38 : 1  1  7-19:Feb.  16, 

1905. 

BIGELOW,  WALTER  S. 

To  Drowning,   Homage   to   Robert  Drowning.   Aleph  Tanner    121 
821.88  Xht. 
BINKLEY.  C.  A. 

Poetic  Interpretation  of  Nature.    Poet  Lore    13:1:53-79. 

BIOGRAPHIC  CLINICS 

By  George  M.  Gould.  Containing  De  Quincy,  Carlyle,  Darwin, 
Huxlev,  and  Browning   1:124-139     612.8452  G696b. 


BROWNINGIANA  31 

BIOGRAPHICAL  FACTS  IN  REGARD  TO  ROBERT  AND  ELI- 
ZABETH BROWNING 

By  Anne  H.  Wharton.    Poet  Lore  2:1  :35-37. 

BIOGRAPHICAL  MATERIAL 

Allibonc'i  Diclionar])  of  Authors.    I  :267. 

Chronological   Table   of    the    Principal    Events    in    the    Poet's   Life 
and  the  Order  of  Publication  of  the  Poems,  Browning  Notes   141- 
152     821.88  Dhn. 
BIOGRAPHICAL   NOTES  AND   SUGGESTIONS    FROM   FIFTY 

MEN  AND  WOMEN  (In  Bibiiot-raphy).  Library  Journal  38: 
2:390:July   1911. 

BIOGRAPHY 

Robert  Browning.  By  Pierre  Berger.  Translated  by  Mabel  Moran. 
A  thesis  in  the  Department  of  English  (Typewritten)  821.88 
Dbbm;   also  821.88  Brb. 

Robert  Drojvuing.    By  Stopford  Augustin  Brooke.     821.88  Dbj. 
DroTvning,  Dool^man  Biography.    By  James  Douglas.     821.88  Bdp. 
Robert  Brorening,   IVestrtunster  Biography.    By  Arthur  Waugh. 
Brorvning  Chief  Poet  of  the   Age.    By   W.   G.   Kingsland.     First 
Edition  1887    821.88  Dhr. 

Brorvning  Personalia.    By  Edmund  W.  Gosse.     821.88  Dpg. 
The  Brownings,  Their  Life  and  Art.    By  Lilian  Whiting.     821.88 
Bwb. 

Chamber's  Encyclopedia  to  English  Literature  (New  Edition)  3: 
9:549-567    820.9  C445c. 

Gilbert  Keith  Chesterton's  Robert  Browning.     821.88  Bch. 
George  Willis  Cooke's  Poets  and  Problems  269-385. 
By   Edmund   Gosse.     Dictionary   of    National    Biography   22:306- 
319     Be  S828. 

Charles  Harold  Hereford's  Robert  Browning.  821.88  Dhr. 
Life  and  Letters  of  Robert  Browning.  New  edition  revised  and 
in  part  rewritten  by  Frederic  G.  Kenyon,  1908  821.88  Bor2. 
The  Life  of  Robert  Browning.  By  Edward  Dowden.  821.88  Bdt. 
Life  of  Robert  Browning.  By  William  Sharp.  Edited  by  Eric 
Robertson  and  Frank  L.  Marzials.  Bibliography  by  John  P. 
Anderson. 

Little  Joiirnev.s  to  the  Homes  of  English  Authors.  By  Elbert  Hub- 
bard.   Roycroft   Covers   35-70     821.88  BhI. 

BIOGRAPHY  OF  THE  BROWNINGS 

By   Lilian   Whiting.     Independent    71  :350. 

BIRD.  FREDERICK  M. 

Browning   Theology.    Independent  42:1 71-172:Feb.  6,   1890. 
BIRRELL,  AUGUSTINE 

Globe  Edition  in  I  Volume,  2  copies.     821.88  Gmnb. 

Editor  of  Globe  Edition  of   Browning   (2  Vol.)      821.88  Gb. 

Essays  and  Addresses,   Robert  Browning.     182-197:1907     824.91 

B619e. 

James  Anthony  Froude.    Scribner's  Magazine  17:149:Feb.  1895. 

Good  Taste.    Scribner's  Magazine  17:120 :Jan.   1895. 

Obiter  Dicta  On  the  Alleged  Obscurit\}  of  Mr.  Browning.    I  :55-95 

820.4  B619. 

On   Leisure.   Cenius,   Bool(s,   and   Reading.    (Chamb.    J.)    Littell's 

Living  Age  216:557-559. 

Patriotism    and   Christianity.     Contemporary    Review    87:193-201: 

Feb.   1905. 

Some  More  Letters  of  Mrs.  Carlyle.    Eclectic  Magazine  141:231- 

237:Aug.  1903. 


32  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

BIRTHDAY,  A. 

Charlotte    Porter,    Homage    lo    Robert    Drowning,    Alcph    Tanner 

42     821.88  Xht. 
BIRTHDAY.  ROBERT  BROWNINGS 

By  Yvilliam  Harman  van  Allen.    Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3: 

I36:Jan.   1912. 

BISHOP  BLOUGRAM 

Poet  Lore  16:1  :137:Spring  1905. 
BISHOP  BLOUGRAM'S  APOLOGY 

By    E.    Johnson.     London    Browning    Society    Papers    3:279-292 

821.88  Dbs. 
BISHOP  OF  WINCHESTER 

See  Introductoin  to  Mrs.  Percy  Leake's  Ethics  of  Browning  Poems. 

821.88  Rel. 
BISHOP  VINCENT'S  EIGHTEENTH  ANNIVERSARY 

Remarf(able  Tribiiles;  Treasured  in  His  Birthday  Cift  Box.    Chau- 

tauquan  67:21 -39:June  1912. 
BIXBY,  JAMES  T. 

Robert   Browning's    Message    lo    the    Nineteenth    Ceniur\).     Arena 

I:3:283-297:Feb.   1890. 
BLACK,  LOUIS  J. 

The  Letter  of  Elizabeth  Barrett  Broxvning.    Dial   23 :274-7:Nov. 

16,  1897. 
BLACKBURN,  CORNELIA 

Portrait  of  the  Last  Duchess.     Baylor  Literary   and   Georgetonian 

9-12    821.88  Xblg. 
BLACKWOOD'S  MAGAZINE 

Brorvning  and  Tennyson.    Litlell's  Living  Age   184:240-245. 

A  French  5(uJp  of  Burns.   Living  Age  198:735-743. 

Light  Literature  and  Poetry.    79: 125- 138: Feb.   1856. 

Musing    Without   Method.     189:2:572-575  :April    191  1  ;     191:111: 

125:Jan.   1912;    191 :2:883 :Jan.   1912. 

My  Impression  of  Oxford  and  Siraiford.    By  Yone-Noguchi.  199: 

539:April  1916. 

The  Old  Yellow  Book.    By  Charles  W.  Hodell.    Littell's  Living 

Age  269:499-502. 

The  Old    Yellow  Book,  as  translated  and  edited.     By  Chas.   W. 

Hodell.    Reviewed  in   189:572-5: April    1911. 

The  Rat-Catcher  of  Hameln.    By  Gusfav  Hartwig.    Trans,  by  T. 

Martin.    Living  Age  195:639-640. 

Remarks  on  Browning's  Men  and  Women.    189:572-5: April  191 1. 
BLANK  VERSE  OF  SOHRAB  AND  RUSTUM,  THE 

By  H.  E.  Coblentz.    Poet  Lore  7:10:497-505. 
BLANK  VERSE,  TECHNIQUE  OF  ENGLISH  NON-DRAMATIC 

South  Atlantic  Quarterly  1  1  :96-98:Jan.  1912. 

BLAUVELT,  MARY  TAYLOR 

The  Religious  Teachings  of  Aeschylus.    Poet  Lore  4-8  &  9:425. 
BLESSED  DAMOZEL,  THE,  ROSSETTI'S 

By  W.  Bertrand  Stevens.    Chautauquan  46: 109: March  1907. 
BLOT  IN  THE  'SCUTCHEON.  A 

Athenaeum  3 152:382: March  24,    1888. 

(A    Defence.)     By    George    Herbert   Clark.     Reprinted    from    the 

April  Number  of  the  Sewanee  Review   1920     821.88. 

A  Discussion  of  the  Performance  of  a  Blot  in  the  'Sculcheorti 

Thomas  R.  Lounsbury.    .Atlantic  84:764-773  :Nov.  1899. 

Life  and  Letters.    Poet  Lore  12:1  :  153-1 54. 

London  Browning  Society  Papers   10:250-255. 


BROWNINGIANA  33 

Poet   Lore    16:3  :  152-1  33  :March    27.    1905. 

A  Souvenir  of  the  performance  of  Browning's  Tragedy,  Manchet- 
ter,  March  27,  1893,  with  Charie*  Hughes'  compliment.  Contains: 
Word  <o  ihe  Public,  by  Charles  Hughes;  Prologue,  poem,  by  W. 
A  Raleigh;  Extract  from  a  letter  from  Dr.  Ward,  principal  of 
Omens  College;  Extract  from  a  letter  from  Charles  Dicf(ens  lo 
John  Forster  in  reference  to  A  Blot  in  the  'Scutcheon ;  Lad))  Mar- 
tin (Miss  Helen  Faucit)  Tvrites  in  reference  to  the  first  production 
of  A  Blot  in  the  'Scutcheon,  in  1843;  Pall  Mall  Gazette,  May  29. 
1892,  A  Blot  in  the  'Scutcheon  at  Manchester,  by  a  Corre$jx)ndent. 
821.88  Hbs. 

The  Study  Class.    By  Anna  Benneson  McMahan.     125-126     807 
Ml  67. 
BLOT  IN  THE  'SCUTCHEON  AND  OTHER  DRAMAS 

By    Arlo    Bates.      Cantains:    Introduction    9-36;    A    Blot    in    the 

'Scutcheon  1-73;   Colomhe's  Birlhdayi  81-186;   In  a  Balcon))   197- 

242;    A   Soul's    Tragedy  245-295;    Bibliography  300-303     821.88 

Gpb. 

By  Robert  Browning.    Edited  with  notes.    By  William  J.  Rolfe, 

and  Heloise  E.  Hersey.     821.88  Gdr. 

BLUNT,  WILFRED  SCAWEN 

Lord  Lytton's  Ranl(   in  Literature.     Nineteenth    Century.     Littell  i 

Living  Age  193:805-811. 
BOCCACCIO.  THE  AUTHORSHIP  OF  TALES  FROM 

Athenaeum  3328:192-193 :Aug.  8,  1891. 
BODENHEIM.  MAXWELL 

What  is  Poetry?    New  Republic  13  :21  l-212:Dec.  22.   1917. 

BOKER.  RICHARD  RODGERS 

London  as  a  Literary  Center  (A  brief  personal  sketch  of  Brown- 
ing.)   Harper's  Magazine  76:817-819. 

BOND,  R.  WARWICK 

Rus}(in's  Viervs  of  Literature.  Contemporary  Review  87:844-860: 
June  1905. 

BOOK  INKLINGS  AND  BOOKISH  BITS 

(Subhead  to  Notes  and  News.)  Poet  Lore  1  :8:400;  I  :9:447-48; 
2:7:389-90;  4:6&7:381-82.  by  H.  Corson;  4:10:528-31;  5:11: 
586-87;  8:8:620-26;  10:3:445-47;  11:1:139-43;  11:3:440-45. 
by  Helen  T.  Porter  and  others. 

BOOK-LOVER.  THE 

The  Characteristics  of  the  Novelist  in  Robert  Brotvning.    By  Min- 
nie D.  Kellogg.    7:286:Spring  1901. 
BOOKMAN 

Bookman  Brevities.    12:404:Dec.  1900. 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    By  Lilian  Whiting.    3 : 35-39: March 

1896. 

Browning.     By   Robert  Adger   Bowen.    4:239:No\.    1896. 

Same.    By  Percy  Adams  Hutchinson.    9:171  :April   1899. 

Robert  BroJvniug.    By    Professor   George   Saintsbury.    42:248:57- 

63:May  1912     821.88  Xbm. 

Browning  Centenary.    42:248:May   1912     821.88  Xbm. 

Robert   Brotvning,    in    Two    Great    Victorian    Poets.     By    Edward 

Dowden.    16:349-359:Dec.    1902. 

Browning  Studies.    By  Edward  Berdoe.    2:535-36:Feb.   1896. 

Robert  Browning's  Complete   Worlds.    Bookman's  Table  2: 535-36 » 

Feb.   18%. 


34  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Droivning's  Early  Worl(.  By  Roger  Ingpen.  Review  of  The 
Early  Literary  Career  of  Robert  Browning.  By  F.  R.  Loun»bury. 
42:248:74-75:May  1912     821.88  Xbm. 

Robert  Browning's  Father.  By  Sir  William  Robertson  Nicoll.  42: 
248:63-70:May  1912.     821.88  Xbm. 

Brownings  Italy.    By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    26:509: Jan.  1908. 
Mrs.  Barrett  Browning's  Letters.    By  Claudius  Clear.    6:463-66: 
Jan.   1898. 

Robert  Browning's  Pauline.    Book  Mart  1  :61  :Feb.  1895. 
Browning's  Poetical   Worlds.    List  of   Books  Published  During  the 
Month.    4:495: Jan.    1897. 

Chronicle  and  Comment.  Browning  Discussed.  6-6:487-501  ;  495- 
498:  Feb.  1898. 

Comment.  4:506:  Feb.  1897;  6:287-88:Dec.  1897;  9:99-100: 
April  1899;  9: 107: April  1899;  9:395: July  1899;  9:483: Aug. 
1899;    10:415-16:Dec.  1899. 

Comment,  a  Browning  Anniversary.    23  :590-92:Aug.   1906. 
Comment — Browning's  Favorite  Sonnet.     1 0:204: Nov.    1899. 
Comment:   Fac-Simile   of  Letters  From   Browning.     5:2-3: March 
1897. 

Comment— The  Hooligan  Nights.    10:14:Sept.   1899. 
Comment — Letters  of  Introduction.    9:309: June  1899. 
Comment  on  Portrait.    2:467:  Feb.   1896. 
Comment  on  the  Browning  Love  Letters.    9:387: July   1899. 
Comment — Oscar   Wilde  on  Browning.    22:303:Dec.   1905. 
Browning's  Place   in  Literature.     By   Emily  Shaw   Forman.    Cos- 
mopolitan 8:5:560-564:March   1890     821.88  Xmb. 
A    Curious    Relic    of    the    Browning    Family.     3 :3 :229-231  :May 
1896.     Anon. 

Early  Portrait  and  Autograph  of  Browning.  By  J.  C.  Armytage. 
2:466:  Feb.   1896. 

The  First  Booths  of  Some  English  Authors.  By  Luther  S.  Living- 
ston.   10:l:76-81:Sept.   1899. 

In  A  Copy  of  Browning.  By  Bliss  Carman.  3  :23-24:March  1896. 
An  Inquirv  as  to  Rhyme.  By  Brander  Matthews.  8:32-38:Sept. 
1898. 

The  Interpretaliotis  of  Poetry  and  Religion.  By  George  Santayana. 
12:190-91  :Oct.  1900. 

The  Literary  Portraits  of  C.  F.    Watts,  R.  A.    By  Gilbert  Keith 
Chesterton  and  J.  E.  Hodder  Williams.    12  :472-481  :Jan.   1901. 
Love  Letters.    By  Alice  Meynell.    9: 162-165  :April   1899. 
Chronicle  and  Comment  (Editorial).    6:6:495-496:Feb.  1898;    10: 
l:14:Sept.  1899     821.88  Xmb. 

The  New  Golden  Treasury.  Short  Criticism.  By  Hamilton  W. 
Mabie.    6:470-71  :Jan.  1898. 

News  Notes,  Recovery  of  Lost  Copy  Pauline.    1:155: April    1895. 
Pauline,  Paracelsus.    Book  Mart  1  :280:May  1895. 
Photograph  (Mrs.  Browning)  and  Comment.    6:397-98: Jan.   1898. 
Picture,  Browning  House.    23:262:  May   1906. 
The  Poetical  Works  of  Robert  Browning.    4:480-81  : Jan.   1897. 
The  Poetry  of  War.    By  A.  St.  John  Adcock.    Liltell's  Age  283 : 
398-407. 

Portrait  and  Comment.  By  Mrs.  F.  W.  H.  Myers.  3:391-92: 
July  1696. 

Postscript  as  to  Rhyme.  By  Brander  Matthews.  13 :416-18:July 
1901. 


BROWNINGIANA  35 

RcvicJV  uf  Cilbtri  Keith  Chalcrlon'i  Robert  Browning.  By  F.  M. 
Colby.    I  7:601 -604:  Aug.   1903. 

RevieJv  uf  Harry  Christopher  Minchin's  A  New  Drowning.  33: 
3-4:March    1911. 

Some  Holiday  Piihlications.    4:380-81  :Dec.   1896. 
To  Robert  Lytton.    Fron\  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    By  Eliza- 
beth Barrett  Browning.    39  :3I2- 1  3  :May    1914. 
The   Two  Creat   Victorian  Poets,  Robert  Browning.     By   Edward 
Dovvden.     16:4:351-359:Dec.   1902     821.88  Xman. 
The    Undergraduate    in    Verse.     By  Joseph   Le   Roy   Harrison.     7: 

159-61  :April    1898. 

Victorian  Literature.    By  Clement  K.  Shorter.    5:480: Aug.    1897. 

View  Browning  loved  best  (Pictures).    16:354-58:Dec.  1902. 

News  Notes.    (Blunder  in  Lines  quoted  from  Christmas  Eve.)  1  :3: 

153:  April   1895. 

Robert  Browning  From   a  Painting.    By   George   Frederic   Watts. 

29:380: June    1909. 

BOOKMART.  THE 

Robert  Browning,  an  appreciation  7:81  :393-396:Feb.  1890.  By 
Editor.  Browning's  Sonnets  in  the  Pall  Mall  Gazette.  7:82:457: 
March  1890.  Editor.  Foreign  Notes  7:82:473-474  821.88  Xmab. 
Robert  Browning's  Pauline.  Bookman  1  :61  :Feb.  1895. 
Message  of  Robert  Browning,  The.  By  W.  Wiiberforce  Newton. 
5:50:52-53:July  1887. 

BOOK  NEWS 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browtiing,  Life,  Career  and  Personality.  By 
Norma  K.  Bright.  24:283 :460-463 : March  1906  821.88'  Xma 
Vol.  6. 

Mrs.  Browning  in  Poetry  TodaM.    By  Henry  S.  Pancoast.    24:283: 

464-466: March  1906     821.88  Xma  Vol.  6. 

The   Browrungs   in   Florence.     By   Anne   Hollingsworlh   Wharton. 

24:283:467-471  :March    1906     821.88  Xma  Vol.  6. 

A   Creat  Poet   in  Her  Prime.     (Reminiscences  of   the  days  when 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning  was  Living  and  Writing.)    By  Thomas 

Wentworth  Higginson.    24:283  :457-459:  March  1906    821.88  Xma 

Vol.  6. 

Sonnets  from  the  Portuguese.  Selections  1  and  7.  By  Elizabeth 
Browning.  24:283 :466:  March  1906;  14:471;  38:503;  73:492 
821.88  Xma  Vol.  6. 

BOOK  NOTES 

Notice  72:Dec.  4,   1886. 

BOOK.  NOTICE  OF 

Contemporary    Review    101  :2 :757-760:Literary    Supplement    56. 

BOOK   NOTICES:   SELECT  POEMS  OF  ROBERT   BROWNING 

By  Percival  Chubb.    Education  Magazine  36:626:May    1916. 

BOOK  REVIEW 

Editor.    South  Atlantic  Quarterly   12: 1 75-6: April    1913. 

BOOK-SHOP.  THE 

A  Quarterly  Journal.    50:Dec.    1892. 

BOOKS 

Literary  Digest  28:788-789: May  28.    1904;    30:254-255  :Feb.    18. 

1905. 
BOOKS  AND  AUTHORS 

Eclectic    Magazine     1 39:696-700  :Nov.     1902;      141  :1 39-140:July 

1903. 

By  Editor.    Outlook  50:397:Sept.  8.  1894;   52:759:Nov.  9.   1895; 


36  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Essays  on  Poetry  54:395:Aug.  29.  1896;  55:757:March  13.  1897; 

60:777:Nov.  26,  1898. 

(Mrs.    Browning.)    Outlook   58:380-382: Feb.   5.    1898. 

BOOKS  AND  CRITICS 

By  Mark  Pattison.    Fortnightly  Review  28:659-679:Nov.  1877. 

BOOKS  AND  LITERATURE 

By  William  S.   Walsh.    Illustrated  American '6:62:500-501  :ApriI 
1891;  6:500:April  31.  1891. 

BOOKS  AND  THINGS 

By  Francis  Hackett.    New  RepubHc  10:299:April  7.   1917. 

By   PhiHp   Littell.     New   Republic   2:330:May    1.    1915;    13:24: 

Nov.  3.  1917;    13:254:Dec.  29.   1917. 
BOOKS,  CHRISTMAS 

Athenaeum  3187:703:Nov.  24.   1888. 
BOOKS  FOR  A  SMALL  LIBRARY.  GOOD 

Editorial.    Independent  61:1  180 :Nov.    15,   1906. 

BOOKS  IN  BRIEF 

Nation    108:260-261  :Feb.    1919;     108:700-701  :  May    1919;     109: 
49-50:July    1919;    109:94:July    1919;    109:154-1 55  :Aug.    1919. 

BOOKS  IN  ITALY 

Editorial.    Independent  58:1069-71  :May   II,    1905. 
BOOKS.  JUVENILE 

Athenaeum  4070:576-577:Oct.  28.    1905. 
BOOKS  OF  THE  FORTNIGHT 

Dial  66: 1 00:  fan.  25,   1919. 

BOOKS  OF  THE  MONTH 

Atlantic  Monthly  51  :  139-144: Jan.    1883;    58:286-289: Aug.   1886; 
59:284-288: Feb.   1887;   59: 573-576: April  1887;  60:859-860:Dec. 
1887;    62:429-432:Sept.    1888;    63:139-144:Jan.    1889;    64:141- 
144: July  1889;  64:575-576:Oct.  1889. 
Fortnightly  Review  28: 730:  Nov.   1877. 
BOOKS  OF  THE  WEEK 

Nation   36:433:May    17,    1883;    39:552:Dec.   25.    1884;    43:423: 
Nov.    18,    1886;    44:106:Feb.    3,    1887;    44:351  :April    21,    1887; 
44:434:May    19,     1887;    44:497:June    9.     1887;    45:60:July    21. 
1887;  45:403:Nov.   17.  1887;   46:373:May  3,  1888;  46:475:June 
7,  1888;  47: 19:  Inly  5,  1888;  47: 1 00:  Aug.  2,  1888;  47:237:Sept. 
20,   1888;   47:5d7:Dec.  20,    1888;    48:60:Jan.    17,   1889;    48:147 
Feb.   14,   1889;  48:253:March  21,   1889;   48:312:April   11.   1889 
48:474: June  6,  1889;  49:60: July  18,  1889;  By  Hiram  Corson  50 
40:Jan.  9,    1890;    50:304:April    10.   1890;    55:419:Dec.    1.    1892 

59:348:Nov.  8.  1894;  59:415:Nov.  29.  1894. 
Religious  spirit  in  the  Poets.    By  Editor.    Outlook  67:597:March 
9,  1901. 
BOOKS  RECEIVED 

Editorial.    Chautauquan  8:l27:Nov.   1887. 

Literary    Digest   25:534:Oct.    25.    1902;    28:637:April    30.    1904; 

28:751  :May    21,     1904;     29:694:Nov.     19.     1904;     30:27:Jan.    7. 

1905. 

By  Henry  Frowde.    Literary  Digest  3I:1002:Dec.  30.   1905. 
By  Edward  Howard  Griggs.    Literary  Digest  31  :887-888:Dec.  9. 
1905. 

By  Frederic  G.  Kenyon.    Literary  Digest  32:848: June  2.  1906. 
BOOKS.  SOME  RECENT 

By  A  Reader.    Contemporary  Review  89:296-304:  Feb.  1906;  90: 
143-152:July  1906:  90: 447-456: Sept.  1906, 


BROWNINGIANA  37 

BOOKS.  STILL  MORE 

Lilerary  Digest  29:28:July  2,  1904. 

BOOT  AND  SADDLE 

See  Music. 
BOOT.  SADDLE.  TO  HORSE.  AND  AWAY 

See  A/uiic. 
BORDER  LAND  OF  MORALS.  1  HE 

By  C.  A.  Bartol.    Forum  6:187:Oct.    1888. 

BOSTON  BROWNING  MEMORIAL 

Opening  Address.  Col.  1.  W.  Higginson  14;  Song  from  Robert 
Browning's  Fippa  Passes,  1 7 ;  Prayer.  Rev.  Francis  G.  l'*eabody, 
18;  Hymn.  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.  20;  Memorial  Address, 
Rev.  Charles  Carroll  Everett,  21  ;  Song  from  Robert  Browning'i 
Paracelsus,  47;  Personal  Reminiscences,  C.  P.  Cranch.  48;  Sonnet, 
C.  P.  Cranch.  53;  Remarks.  Dana  Estes,  54;  Poem,  R.  W.  Gilder, 
59;  Hymn,  Isaac  Watts,  60  ; Benediction,  Phillips  Brooks,  61; 
Committee  of  Arrangement,  62;  Ushers,  63     821.88  Bmb. 

BOSTON  BROWNING  MEMORIAL  SERVICE,  THE 
By  Alice  Kent  Robertson.    Poet  Lore  2:3:152-155. 

BOSTON  BROWNING  SOCIETY 

Robert  Drorvning's  Birthday.  By  Wm.  Harman  Van  Allen.  Print- 
ed in  Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3:Jan.  1912. 
Contains  a  number  of  birthday  tributes  from  William  Harman  Van 
Allen,  Katherine  Lee  Bates,  Rose  Elizabeth  Cleveland.  Helen  Gray 
Cone.  Richard  Burton.  Arthur  Upson.  Alicia  Van  Buren,  Char- 
lotte Porter.  Harriet  Adams  Sawyer.  Cara  E.  Whiton-Stone.  Marie 
Ada  Molineux  (1909-1910).     821.88  Vb. 

Containing  By-Laws.  Programs.  Catalogues.  1892-93.     821.88  Vb. 
By  E.  E.   Marean.    Poet   Lore  5:2:110-112;    5:3:168;    5:4:228; 
5:6&7:384;   6:1:13-28;   6:11:584;    7:1:55-56;   7:8&9 :471 -472. 
By  Mary  Collar.    Poet  Lore  8:6:357-366;    10.3:443-443. 
Year   Book   Containing   Programs,    1916.     821.88  Vb. 
The  Centenary  Year   Book  containing  a  list  of  the  members   and 
programs  from   1 885- 1 91 2.     821.88  Vb. 

BOSTON  BROWNING  SOCIETY  CATALOGUE 

821.88  Absb  (Copy  1) ;     821.88  Absb  (Copy  2). 

BOSTON  BROWNING  SOCIETY  FOR  1901-1902.  PROGRAMME 
OF 
Poet  Lore  13:3:437-439. 

BOSTON    BROWNING    SOCIETY'    OF    THE    NEW    CENTURY 
CLUB,  1890-1891,  PROGRAMME  OF 
Poet  Lore  2:7:379-384. 

BOSTON  BROWNING  SOCIETY  PAPERS 

By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore   10:3:443-445. 

Nation  65:402-3:  Nov.   1897. 

Selected   to   represent   the    Work  of    the   Society    from    1886-1897. 

The  Macmillan  Co.,  New  York.  1897.     821.88  Ubp. 

BOSTON  MONDAY  LECTURES 

No.  187.    Leaders  and  Xlisleadcrs  in  High  Places.    Anonymous 

BOSTON  REVIEW 

Dramatis  Personae — Robert  Brorvning,  Reviewed.  4:24:606-607: 
Nov.  1864. 

BOTTOM'S  DREAMS 

By  J.  E.  G.  de  Montmorency.  Contemporary  Review  113:128: 
581-585:May  1918. 


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BOULTING,  WILLIAM 

Chips  from  the  Brorvning  lVorl(shop.    Contemporary  Review   107: 

667-669: May  1915     Literary  Supplement  92. 
BOURNE.  HENRY  E. 

The  Cambridge  Histor])  of  the  French  Revolitlion.    Dial  37:162-4: 

Sept.   16.   1904. 

Reminiscences    of   an   English    Teacher.     Dial   49 :232-233  :Oct.    1. 

1910. 
BOWDOIN,  W.  A. 

Holiday  Books.    Independent  63  :2: 1468-75  :Dec.  19.  1907. 
BOWEN.  EDWIN  W. 

Longfellotv  Trvenl^  Years  After.    Sewanee  Review   13:165-176. 

Poe  Fifl^  Years  After.    Forum  31  :503:June   1901. 

Tenn'pson  and  Browning.    The  English  Journal  6:503  :Sept.  1917. 
BOWEN,  ROBERT  ADGER 

Brorvning.    Bookman  4:239:Nov.  1896. 

Browning,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  43     821.88 

Xht. 
BOY  AND  THE  ANGEL.  THE 

(Robert  Browning.)    Arranged   for  Stage.    Representation  in   cos- 
tume by  Sivori  Levey.     821.88  Hbal.    Copy   1,  Copy  2. 
BOYESEN.  HJALMAR  HJORTH 

Ethics  of  Robert  Browninp.    Independent  40:2: 1  595-1  596 :Dec.  13. 
1888. 

BOYLE,  G.  D. 

A  Lecture  on  Browning.    Written  for  the  National  Home-Reading 

Union,  Brown  &  Co.,  Salisbury.     821.88  Dlb. 

Rabbi    Ben    Ezra.     Ndes    to    Pocket    Volume   of    Selections    from 

Poems  of  Robert  Browning,  Alex  Hill  86-88     821.88  Dhn. 

Reminiscences   and   Reflections,   Notes    to    the   Pocket    Volume   of 

Selections  from    the  Poems  of  Robert  Browning.    By   Alix   Hill. 

121-140    821.88  Dhn. 
BOYNTON.  H.  W. 

A    Discussion   of  Edward  Dowden's   Robert   Browning.     Atlantic 

Monthly  94:269-270: Aug.    1904. 
BRADFIELD,  GAMALIEL  JR. 

Browning  and  Sait\te-Beuve.    North  American  Review  4:191:488- 

500:April   1910. 

The  Return  of  the  Druses.    Boston  Browning  Society  Papers  264- 

288    821.88  Vbp. 

BRADFIELD,  THOMAS 

Mrs.  Browning's  Ethical  Impulse.    Literary  Digest   13:715:Ocl.  3, 
1896. 

The  Ethical  Impulse  of  Mrs.  Browning's  Poetry.    Eclectic  Maga- 
zine 127:447-454:Oct.  1896. 

Ethical  Tendencies  of  Matthew  Arnold's  Poetrv.    Eclectic  Maga- 
zine  124:310-319:March   1895. 

Thoughts  about  a  New  Poetical  Dawn.    Literary  Digest  1 1  :  10:250: 
June  29.  1895. 

BRADLEY.  ANDREW  CECIL 

Collected  EssaVs  and  Studies  b\)  Members  of  the  English  Associa- 
tion.   Essay  on  Browning,  By  William  Paton  Ker.     The   Queen's 
Lecture,   given    at   the   Queen's    College,    London,    March   2,    1910 
(Typewritten)     821.88  Dkb. 
BRAHMS 

Review.    By  J.  Lawrence  Erb.    Independent  61  :400:Aug.  16,  1906. 


BROWNINGIANA  39 

BRAINERD.  GERTRUDE  GARDNER 

Tlic  Paolo  and  hranccsca    I  heme  in  Modern  Drama.     Poet  Lore 
27:4:397. 

BRAITHWAITE.  WILLIAM  SI  ANLEY 

Droivning'i   Youth  and  Arl  (Recent  Verse).    Poet  Lore  22:3:231. 

L\)rical   Poetry    of    the    Nerv    Laureate.     Korum    50:888-889:Dec. 

1913. 
BRANSCOMB.  GENA 

See  Music. 
BRATCHLR.  LEWIS 

An  Incident  in  the  Life  of  Napoleon.   Georgetonian     821.86  Xblg. 
BRATTS.  NED 

Mr.   Drorvning's   Dramatic   Idylls.     By    Mrs.   Orr.     Contemporary 

Review  May   1879. 

BRAWLEY.  BENJAMIN 

Browning   Elizabeth   Barrett,    and   the   Negro.     Journal    of    Negro 
History  3  :22-28:Jan.   1918. 

Pre-Raphaelism  and  Its  Literary  Relation.    South  Atlantic  Quar- 
terly 15:77-78:Jan.   1916. 

BREAKING  THE  RECORD 

By  Israel  Zangwill.    Cosmopolitan  Magazine   18:244:Dec.   1894. 
BREEZE,  SIDWELL  N. 

What  Is  a  Parallelism?     (Jew.)     Shakespeariana   7  :74: 1 19:.^pril 

1890. 
BRETON.  FREDERIC 

Robert   Browning,    Homage    to   Robert    Browning,    Aleph    Tanner 

132    821.88  Xht. 
BRETT,  GEORGE  P. 

The   Reading   of  Boo^s   Nowadays.     Atlantic    Monthly    114:620- 

626:  Nov.   1914. 
BREWSTER.  WM.  T. 

Types  of  Recent  Biography.    Forum  38: 102: July  1906. 
BRICKDALE.  ELEANOR  FORTESCUE 

Dramatis    Personae    and   Dramatic    Romances   and   Lyrics.     Illus- 
trated.   Second  Copy. 

Browning's  Dramatis  Personae  (Illustrated).    Dial  51:479:Dec.    1. 

1911. 

Browning's  Dramatis   Personae:   Dramatic  Romances  and  Lyrics. 

(Illustrated.)    Dial  47:517:Dec.   16,   1909. 

Illustrated;    Pippa    Passes,    and   Men    and    Women.     By    Robert 

Browning.    Chatto  and  Windus    1908. 

Browning's  Pippa  Passes  and  Men  and   Women.    Dial.    49:473: 

Dec.  1.  1910. 
BRIDELL-FOX.  E.  F. 

Robert  Browning.    Argosy  291  :  108-1 14:Feb.  1890     821.88  Xman. 

Same.    (Argosy.)    Littell's  Living  Age   184:762-766. 

Robert   Browning,   Homage    to    Robert   Browning.   Aleph    Tanner 

101      821.88  Xht. 
BRIEF  FOR  LITERATURE  AS  A  PROFESSION.  A 

By  Col.  Thomas  Wentworth  Higginson.    Literary   Dicest  31:271: 
Aug.  26.  1905. 
BRIEFER  MENTION 

China's  Revolution.    By  Edwin  J.  Dingle.  Book  Review.    Dial  54: 
149:Feb.  16.  1913. 
BRIEFS  OF  NEW  BOOKS 

By  Mrs.  Martha  Dunn.    Dial  39:242:Oct.  16.  1905. 
By  Laurie  Magnus.    Dial  48: 1  52-3  :March    1.   1910. 


40  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

BRIGHT.  NORMA  K. 

EUzabelh  Darrelt  Drowning — Life,  Career  and  Ptnonality.    Book 

News  24:283:460-463: March  1906    821.88  Xma  Mag.  Art.  6. 
BRINTON.  DANIEL  G. 

A  Death  in  the  Desert.    Taken  from  Facettea  of  Love.    Poet  Lore 

1:1:25-26. 

Addresses  on  Browning,  at  the  memorial  meeting  of  the  Department 

of   Browning  Society  of  the  New   Century  Club  of   Philadelphia. 

Poet  Lore  2:1:40-49. 

Art  Poems  of  Robert  Drorvning.    Poet  Lore  2:3:146-147. 

Drowning  on  Unconventional  Relations.    Poet  Lore  4:5:266-71. 

The  Epilogues  of  Drowning :  Their  Artistic  Significance.  Poet  Lore 

4:2:57-64. 

haceltes  of  Love:  from  Drowning.    Poet  Lore  1  :1  :]-27. 

The  Idea  of  Cod  in   The  Sun,  Feristah's  Fancies.    Poet  Lore3 :3 : 

254-257. 

New  Poetic  Forms  as  Shown  in  Drowning,   The.    Poet  Lore  2:5: 

234-246. 

Suggestions  for  Drowning  Stud^.    Poet  Lore  8:1:51-53. 

Traces  of  Shelley  in  Drowning.    Poet  Lore  2:12:662-666.    Read  at 

The  Philadelphia  Browning  Society. 
BRITANNICA.  THE  NEW  VOLUMES  OF  THE  ENCYCLOPEDIA 

Athenaeum  3903  :21 1 -213:  Aug.  16.  1902. 
BRITISH  ART  AT  VENICE 

By    Marcus    B.    Huish    (19th    Cent.)     Litlell's    Living    Age    262: 

404-410. 

Same.  Nineteenth  Century  66:89-96: July   1909. 
BRITISH  QUARTERLY  REVIEW 

Tennyson's  Poems.    Littell's  Living  Age   147:786-795. 

BRITISH  WEEKLY 

Robert  Drowning.     Critic   315:22:Jan.    II,    1890.      See    Magazine 

Articles  No.  1.     821.88  Xman. 
BRITTANY.  BROWNING'S  SUMMERS  IN 

By    Ange    M.    Mosher.     See    Index.     Spell    of    Drittan]). 

By  A.   M.   Mosher.    Century  32    (New   series)    54;    (Old   series) 

755-768. 

Spell  of  Dritian]).    By  A.  M.  Mosher.    See  Index. 
BRITTON.  J.  J. 

Drowning  at  The  Cenci.  Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 55     821.88  Xht. 

Drowning's  Mildred.    Poet  Lore  5:5:266-272. 
BROCKINGTON.  A.  ALLEN 

Robert  Drowning's  Answers  to  Questions  Concerning  Some  of  His 

Poems.    Cornhill  Magazine  213  New  Series  (651  OS)  March  1914 

821.88  Zcm. 
BROGDEN.  CLAUDE 

The  Modern  Note  in  Literature.    Literary  Digest  27:897:Dec.  26. 

1903. 
BRONSON,  KATHERINE.  COLEMAN  DE  KAY 

Author  of  the  Drowning  Articles.    Century  63:638:Feb.   1902. 

Drowning   in    Venice.     Century    Magazine   63:572-584:Feb     1902 

821 .88  Xman. 

Cornhill  Magazine  25 :353-354:March  1902. 
BRONSON'S,  MRS..  HOSPITALITY 

A  Friend  of  Drowning's.    By  Lilian  Whiting.    Springfield  Sunday 

Republican  Oct.  6,   1918. 


BROWNINGIANA  41 

BRONWYN.  FRANK 

(Painted.)    Palazzo  Rezzonico,  Robert  Browning'i  Home  in   Ven- 
ice.  Century  85:445 :Jan.  1913. 

BROOKE.  L.  LESLIE 

Drawings  to  Pippa  Passes,  A  Drama  by  Robert  Browning.    Duck- 
worth &  Co..  London.   1898     821.88  Hppd   (Two  Copies). 

BROOKE  ON  TENNYSON.  MR.  STOPFORD 

Editor.    Edinburgh  Review   181  :485-5I3  :April    1895. 

BROOKE.  STOPFORD  A. 

By  Editor.    Outlook  70:869: April  5.   1902. 

Robert    Broli>ning.     Contemporary    Review.     Littell's    Living    Age 

184:290-297:  Feb.   1890    821.88  Dbj. 

Robert   Browning's   Attitude   of  Detachment.     Literary    Digest    26: 

149-150:Jan.  31.  1903. 

Browning's  Treatment  of  Nature.   Critic  40:4:308-31 4: April  1902; 

40:533-536:June   1902;    41 :69-74:JuIy    1902. 

The  Ebb-Tide  of  Poetry  and  Criticism.    Literary  Digest  21  :691  : 

Dec.  8.  1900. 

By  Eleanor  Hull.    Fortnightly  Review   106:449-450:Sept.   1916. 

Impression  of  Browning  and  His  Art.   Century  Magazine  238-245: 

Dec.  1892     821.88  Xman. 

The  Poetr]}  of  Robert  Browning.   Thomas  Y.  Crowell  &  Co..  New 

York     821.88  Dbp  (Two  Copies). 

Review  of  the  Poetry  of  Robert  Browning.    Outlook  73:268-269: 

Feb.  7.  1903. 
BROOKES  LECTURES.  STOPFORD  A. 

Books  and  Authors.    Littell's  Livins?  Age  220:604;  223:402. 
BROOKES  MONOGRAM  ON  ROBERT  BROWNING  STOPFORD 

Bool(s  and  Authors.    Littell's  Living  Age  234:823. 
BROOKLYN  PUBLIC  LIBRARY 

List  of  Browning  Books  and  References  to  Periodicals  in     821.88 

Abpl. 
BROOKS.  PHILLIPS 

Benediction   at   the   Boston    Browning   Society   Service.      Browning 

Memorial   61      821.88   Mmb. 
BROOKS.  VAN  TYNE 

The  Lvric  Origins  of  Swinburne.    Poet  Lore   18:4:468-477. 
BROOKSBAND.  B. 

Poetic  Emotions  and  Affirmities.    Eclectic   Magazine  40:166-173: 

Aug.  1884. 
BROOMELL.  CLYDE  W. 

Pleasure.    New  Church  Review  16:575-585  :Oct.   1909. 
BROWN.  ALFRED  H. 

Poelrv   of   Ceorge   Cabot   Lodge.    Twentieth   Century    1  :403-414: 
Feb.  1910. 
BROWN.  ANNA  ROBERTSON 

The  Lotus  Symbolism  in  Homer,   Theocritus,  Moschus,    7  eni\yson, 
and  Browning.    Poet  Lore  2:12:625-634. 

BROWN.  FRANK  C. 

Technique   of  i\ on- Dramatic   Blanl(    Verse.    South   Atlantic  Quar- 
terly  ll:96-98:Jan.   1912. 

BROWN.  LETTERS  OF  DR.  JOHN 

Independent  65:493:Aug.  27.  1908. 
BROWN.  LILLIAN  ROWLAND 

IVar   Poetrv    of    [Vomen.     Nineteenth    Century    81  :434-452:Feb. 

1917. 


42  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

BROWNE.  JUNIUS  HENRI 

The  Pod  of  the  Opaque.    Galaxy   19:6:764-774: June   1875. 

BROWNE.  W.  H. 

Broivning's  Lapses.    American  Journal   of   Philology  32:241:482- 
483. 

Drownings  Poems.    Fronlispiccc  Engraving   of  Robert  Droxvning. 
New  Eclectic  Magazine  5  :6:71  l-725:Dec.  1869     821.88  Xmnc. 
On  Drowning  and  Tenn})son.    American  Journal  of  Philology  32: 
484-485. 
BROWNELL.  W.  C. 

French    Traits:    The   Social  Instinct.    Scribner's   Magazine  2:106- 

118:July  1887. 

By  Percy  Adams  Hutchinson.    Bookman  9:171  :April   1899. 

BROWNING 

By  J.   Westby   Earnshaw.    In   manuscript. 

The  Immortals  and   Other  Poems.    Love   and  the    Universe.    By 

Albert  D.  Watson.    73-76. 

BROWNING.  ELIZABETH  BARRETT 

Analecla.   Mrs.  Browning's  Letters.    Gathered  by  Mary  Trammell 
Scott.    821.88  Xalm. 

Atlantic   Monthly  8:368-376:Sept.    1861. 

Miss  Barrett's  Poems.    By  S.  Margaret  Fuller.    Papers  on  Litera- 
ture and  Art  22-30     821.88. 

Books   and  Authors — Elizabeth   Drowning.     By    Editor.    Outlook. 
57:1013:Dec.  25,  1897. 

Elizabeth  Darrett  Drowning  and  the  Negro.  By  Benjamin  Brawley. 
Journal   of    Negro   History  3:22-28:Jan.    1918. 
A   Poet's  Mind.    Editorial.    Dial   47:5-7: July    1,    1909. 
Mrs.    Drowning    and    Miss    Lowe.     (English    Review.)     Eclectic 
Magazine  22:337-344: March  1851. 

Elizabeth  Drowning  in  Her  Letters.    Athenaeum  4092:41 9: April 
1.  1906. 

Mrs.  Drowning  in   Letters.     By   Richard   Henry   Stoddard.    Inde- 
pendent 39:1:737-738;    39:2:770-771;    39:3:803-804. 
Mrs.  Drowning  in  Poetr]^   Toda^.    By  Henry  S.  Pancoast.    Book 
News  24:464-466:March  1906. 

Letter  of  E.  D.  Drowning.    By  F.  G.  Kenyon.    Athenaeum  3654: 
627-628:  Nov.  6,   1697  . 

Letters  of  Elizabeth  Darrett  Drowning.    By  Louis  J.  Black.    Dial 
23:274-7:Nov.  16.  1897. 

Mrs.  Drowning's  Letters.    (Athenaeum.)    Littell's  Living  Age  215: 
739-743. 

Same.  Nation    24:105-6:Feb.    1877;    66:1 12-1  13  :Feb.    1898. 
Same.  By  A.  Orr.    Athenaeum  3669:247-248: Feb.  19.  1898. 
Mrs.  Drowning's  New   Poem.     (Athenaeum.)     Eclectic   Magazine 
23:415-419:July  1851. 

Mrs.  Drowning's  Parentage.    By  John  Ingram.    Athenaeum  3480: 
33:July  7.   1894;    3484: 160: Aug.  4.    1894. 
Cambridge  Poets.    Edited  by  Horace  E.  Scudder. 
By  William  Boyd  Carpenter.  Lord  Bishop  of  Ripon.  in  Masson's 
In  the  Footsteps  of  the  Poets  276-296     821.04  M419i. 
Celebrities  and  I.    D^  Henriette  Corkran.    31-38     B  C799c. 
Complete  Poems  with  introduction  by  Lilian   Whiting.     821.88. 
By  John  Dennis.    Leisure  Hour  86-90: Feb.    1889     821.88  Xbm; 
also  Littell's  Living  Age  180:629-635: March  9.  1889. 


BROWNINGIANA  43 

Eclectic    Magazine    l42:»25-829:June    1904. 

Earl\f  Poems— The  Battle  of  Marathon.  Athenaeum  3341  :6I8- 
619:Nov.  7.  1891. 

By  E.  M.  K.    The  Magazine  of   Poetry    161 -l65:April    1893. 
Elizabeth  Barrett's  Influence  on  Brori>ning's  Poetry.    By  John  W. 
CunUffe.     Modern    Language   23:169-183     821.88    Bwe. 
English  Men  and   IVomen  of  Letters  of  the  J^ineteenth   Century. 
By    Mrs.    Humphrey     Ward.     Atalanta     12:708-71 2  :Sept.     1888 
821.88  Xbm. 

By  E.  S.    Nation  48:7-8:Jan.  3.   1889     821.88  Xman. 
Essays  on  the  English  Poets  and  the   Crec^  Christian  Poets.    By 
Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.     821.88  Hie  V.  2. 
Forest   Thought.    Current  Literature  39:219: Aug.   1905. 
Cerousios  Oinos.    Century  87:889: April    1914. 
Four  Poems,  Selected   by   F.   \V.   Farrar,   Canon  of   Westminster. 
In    With   the    Poets;    a   Selection    of    English    Poetry.     Suttaby    & 
Co..  London.  England.  1883.     821.08  F242w. 
The  Creel(  Christian  Poets  and  the  English  Poets.    First  Edition 
Worlds — Essays    on    the    Creel(    Christian   Poets   and    the    English 
Poets.     By   Elizabeth   Barrett   Browning.     821.88   Epeb. 
Mrs.   BroJDning's  Essays  on   the  Poets.    Christian   Examiner  238: 
24-43: July   1863     821.88  Xbm. 
1863    821.88  Egcp. 

Her  Religious  Opinions  as  Addressed  to  William  Merry.  By 
Nicoll  and  Thomas  Wise.  In  Literary  Anecdotes  of  the  Nineteenth 
Century  2:123-141. 

Her  Scarcer  Bool(s.  By  W.  Robertson  Nicoll  and  Thomas  J. 
Wise.  In  Literary  Anecdotes  of  the  Nineteenth  Century  81-101. 
By  Emily  Hickey.  Nineteenth  Century  74:164-184:July  1913. 
By  R.  H.  Home.  (Letters  from  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning  to 
the  author  of  Orion  on  Literary  and  General  Topics.)  Con- 
temporary   Review    23  :  146-161  :Dec.    1872. 

Days  With  the  Victorian  Poets.  Hodder  &  Sloughton,  Pub- 
lishers.    821.04  D275dv. 

By  John  H.  Ingram.  Athenaeum  3 145 :  146:Feb.  4,  1888;  3191: 
850:Dec.  22.   1888. 

By  John  H.   Ingram.    Famous   H' ome;i.     821.88  Bmi. 
In  Her  Letters.    By  Percy   Lubbock.     821.88  Bblf. 
To   Elizabeth   Barrett   Browning   in    1851.     In    Poems.     By   Dora 
Greenwell.    192     821.8  G816. 

In  Richard  de  Gallienne's  Loves  of  the  Poets.     Bc8  L496. 
By  Eva  Marie  Kennedy.    Magazine  of  Poetry.    Quarterly  Review 
5:2:161-163:April    1893. 

Last  Poems,  with  a  memorial  by  Theodore  Tilton,  1862.  (Rare) 
82 1 .88  Gmm. 

La  Vie  Et  L'Oeuvre  De  Elizabeth  Browning.  By  Marie  Merlette. 
Athenaeum  4045 :585-586:May  13.  1905. 

Les  Sonnets  Du  Portugais.  d'Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.  Tra- 
duits  en  vers  Francais  avec  Preface,  Texts  anglais  en  regard  et 
notes.    Par  Leon  Morel.     821.88  Hspfm. 

Letters.  By  Harriet  Waters  Preston.  Atlantic  83 :812-826:June 
1899. 

Same.   By   Anne    Ritchie.     Flarpers    Monthly   84:832-55. 
Letters  and  Essays.    Addressed  to  Richard  Hengist  Home.    With 
a    preface    and    Memoir    by    Richard    Henry    Stoddard.      (Two 
volumes)      821.88  Hie. 


44  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Letters  From  Elizabeth  Barrett  Drowning  to  the  Author  of  Orion 
on  Literar))   and   General    Topics.     By    R.   H.   Home.     (Contem- 
porary  Review.)     Liltells   Living   Age    120:535-47. 
Same.  By  R.  H.  Home.    Contemporary  Review  120:281 -290 :Feb. 
28.  1874    821.88  Xbm. 

Letters  of.    By  Frederic  G.  Kenyon.     (2  volumes)     821.88  Belk. 
The    Library    of    Literary    Criticism    of    English    and    American 
Authors.    Edited  by  Charles  Moulton.     1855-1874.    6:228-247. 
Life,  Career  and  Personality.    By  Norma  K.  Bright.    Book  News 
24:283:460-463:  March    1906. 

The  Life  of.  By  Robert  Browning.  Athenaeum  3 146: 179: Feb. 
11.    1888. 

Literary  East  Anglia.     914.26  D979. 

Literary  Treasures  Unearthed.  By  W.  G.  Kingsland.  Poet  Lore 
8:1:23-27:1896. 

By  Thomas  Powell.  The  Living  Authors  of  England  137-152 
Be  P886. 

(London  Times.)  LittelPs  Living  Age  241:312-316;  249:173- 
179. 

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1883.  English  Men  and  Women  of  the  Nineteenth  Century  12 
821.88  Xbm. 

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G.  Hewlett.  2:30-38,  167-169  B  C551h  (two  copies). 
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By  M.  J.  Milsand.  In  Revue  des  Deux  Mondes.  21st  Year — New 
Periods.  (La  Poesie  Anglaise  Depuis  Byron.)  Elizabeth  Brown- 
ing. J.  Edmund  Reade,  Henri  Taylor;  par  M.  J.  Milsande.  11: 
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J.  Wise.  In  Literary  Anecdotes  of  the  Nineteenth  Century  1  : 
33-41. 

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4  contains  a  memorial   by  Theodore  Tilton.     821.88  Gmw. 
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Same.  Complete  Edition,  with  Biographical  Introduction.  A.  L. 
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Same.   Magazine  Articles.    Westminster  Review  234: 180-189:Oct. 
1882     821.88  Xbm. 

Reading  From  Aurora  Ltigh.    Chautauquan  60:124:Sept.   1910. 
By  Fannie  Zampini  Salazar.    In   Italian.     1896.    Preface   by  An- 
tonio   Fogazzaro.     821.88   Bs. 

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821.88  Xbm. 

Some  Unpubliihed  Papers  of  Robert  aud.  By  George  S.  Hellman. 
Harper's  Monthly  Magazine  530-539  821.88  Xsf. 
Sonncls  From  the  Portuguese.  Selections  I  ana  7.  By  Elizabeth 
Barrett  Browning.  Book  News  24:283 :466: March  1906;  14.  24: 
283:471  :March  l906:Magazine  Article  6;  18,  24:283  :492  :March 
l906:Magazine  Article  6;  38,  24:283 :503  :March  1906:Magazine 
Article  6     821.88  Xma  Vol.  6. 

Same.  Copeland  and  Day  Edition.  Dial  21:387:Dec.  16,  1896. 
Same.  Homage  to  Robert  Drorvning,  Aleph  Tanner  7-21  821.88 
Xht. 

A  Study  of.  By  W.  H.  M.  New  Church  Review  7:317-319: 
April    1900. 

By  Th.  T.    Athenaeum  231  :  1840: 153  : Jan.   31.    1863. 
Thacl(erap,    IVm.   Mal^epeace,   and   the   Late   Louis   Napoleon,   A 
Little    Cirl's    Recollections    of.     By    Henriette    Corkran.     Eclectic 
Magazine   1 24:345-349: March  1895. 

To  a  Smallom  Building  Under  Our  Eaves.  Manual  Training  18: 
221:Jan.    1917. 

To  Robert  Lytton.  From  Elizabeth  Barrett  Brorvning.  Bookman 
39:3I2-313:May   1914. 

By  Mme.  Ocfavia  Walton  Le  Vert.     (Hearth  and  Home.)     New- 
Eclectic   Magazine   4:2:221 -224  :Feb.    1869. 
Victorian  Poets.    By  Amy  Sharp.     103-120     822.8  S531v. 
Voices    of   the   Living   Poets.     Current    Opinion    62: 128- 130:  Feb. 
1917. 

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sau.   Wisconsin.    1899. 

By    Lilian    Whiting.     Bookman    3:35-39:March    1896. 
Father,  Defense  of.    By  C.  J.   Moulton   Barrett.    Literary   Digest 
18:578:May  20,    1899. 

Mrs.  BroTvning's  Parentage.  By  John  H.  Ingram.  Athenaeum 
3487:255: Aug.  25,  1894. 

Same.  By  John  Robinson.  Athenaeum  3482:97: July  21,  1894; 
3486:223-224:Aua.   18,   1894. 

.\Jrs.  Bronming's  Poems.  M.  A.  Donahue  &  Co.,  Chicago,  111. 
821.88  Gmd. 

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553:May  7,  1898. 

BROWNING,    ELIZABETH     BARRETT— POEMS    DEDICATED 
TO  OR  INSPIRED  BY  HER 

By  the  Fireside.  By  Robert  Browning.  Browning's  Complete 
Poems. 

Clasped  Hands.  By  Anne  Cleveland  Cheney.  Poet  Lore  17:4: 
102. 

Day  at  Tivoli — Prologue.    By  John  Kenyon. 
Day  at   Tivoli.  A.    By  John  Kenyon. 
Day  at   Tivoli,  A — Epilogue.    By  John   Kenyon. 
Divided.     By   Ursula   Tanneforst. 


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EUzaheil}  Barrett  Drorviiing.  By  Ruth  Baldwin  Chenery.  At 
Vesper   Time. 

Same.  By  Norma  Bright  Carson.  Poetical  Favorites,  Yours  and 
Mine  59. 

Epilogue  to  Asolaiulo.  By  Robert  Browning.  Browning's  Com- 
plete Poems. 

For   the   Anniversary    of   Mrs.    Browning's   Death.     By   Elizabeth 
Porter  Gould.    The  Brotvnings  and  America  102. 
Gwendoline.    By  Bayard  Taylor.     A  Parody  Anthologv,  Carolyn 
Wells. 

In  the  Gloaming.  By  C.  S.  Calverly.  A  Parody  Anthology, 
Carolyn  Wells. 

In  the  Poet's  Corner.  By  Catherine  Lee  Bates.  Boston  Browning 
Society  1909-1910   13. 

Letters  of  Robert  and  Elizahelh  Barrett.  By  Rev.  William  Brun- 
fon.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner. 
Same.  Anonymous.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner. 
Memories.  By  Joyce  Kilmer.  Main  St.  and  Other  Poems  28-30. 
My  Star.  By  Robert  Browning.  Robert  Browning's  Complete 
Poems. 

O  Lyric  Love,  Half  Angel  and  Half  Bird.  By  Robert  Browning. 
Browning's    Complete   Poems. 

One  Word  More.    (To  E.  B.  B.)    By  Robert  Browning. 
On  the  Bronze  Clasped  Hands  of  Robert  and  Elizabeth  Browning. 
By   Ruth   Baldwin   Chenery.    At    Vesper   Time. 
On  the  Death  of  Mrs.  Browning.    By  Sydney  Dobell.    Every  Day 
in  the   Year  223— R     821.08  F699. 
Same.  By  W.  W.  Story. 

Prospice.  By  Robert  Browning.  Browning's  Complete  Poems, 
Sonnets  From  the  Portuguese.  By  Allen  Eastman  Cross.  Poet  Lore 
172:  April  1889. 

Same.  By  Neeta  Marquis.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph 
Tanner. 

Strong-Hearted  Lover  of  the  Sore-Oppressed.  By  Earl  Rosslyn, 
1861.    Moulton  6:232. 

Ta}(e  Home  Her  Heart.  By  H.  D.  Rawnsley.  Browning  Society 
Papers    12:49*. 

There's  a  Woman  Lil^e  a  Dew-Drop.    By  Robert  Browning.    Lyric 
from  A  Blot  in  the  'Scutcheon.    Browning's  Complete  Poems. 
To  E.  B.  B.    By  James  Thomson.    Ever\>  Da\i  in  the  Year.    (Jas. 
D.   Ford   and   Mary   K.   Ford)    224     R.^  821.07   F699. 
To    Elizabeth    Barrett    Browning,     I85L     By    Dora    Greenwell. 
Poems  192     821.8  G816. 

To  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning  1861.  By  Dora  Greenwell. 
Poems  193. 

To  Robert  and  Elizabeth  Browning.    By   Marion   Pelton   Guild. 
What  Flush  Might  Have  Said.    By  Isabella  Fiske. 
Young  Lady  Then,   Whom  to  Miss  Were  a  Carat,  A.    By  Leigh 
Hunt.    Blue  Stocl(ing  Revels,  Moulton's  Library  of  Literary  Crit- 
icism 6:243. 

BROWNING,  ROBERT 

An  Actress  Who  Plaved  Browning.  By  Wm.  L.  Phelps.  Inde- 
pendent 83:394:Sept.  20,  1915. 

Anonymous,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  118 
821.88  Xht. 


BROWNINGIANA  47 

Dell's  Miniature  Series  of  Creal   Writer.    By  Sir  Frank  T.   Mar- 

zials.    821 .88  Bmm. 

Atlantic  Monthly  243-248: Feb.    1890. 

/In  Appreciation.    Bookmart  7 :81  :393-3%:Feb.   1890. 

April  in  England  C.   L.   S.   C.    Round  Table.    Chautauquan  62: 

266:April    1911. 

By    A.    Bennett.     Homage    to    liohert    Brojvniug,    Aleph    Tanner 

Biographic   Clinics.     By  George   M.   Gould.    De   Quincy,   Car/p/e, 

Darrvin,  Huxlev.  and  Broivrmig.    I  :125-135     612.8453  G696b. 

Biographical    Notes,    Appreciation    and    Selections    from    his    Fift)) 

Men  and  Women.    By  Pauline  Leavens.     821.88  XI. 

By  Robert  Adger  Bowen.    Bookman  4:239:  Nov.  1896. 

By   Robert  Adger  Bowen.    Homage   to   Robert  Browning,   Aleph 

Tanner  43     821.88  Xht. 

By  Frederic  Breton,  Homage  to  Robert  Brotvning,  Aleph  Tanner 

132    821.88  Xht. 

By   E.    F.    Bridell-Fox.     Argosy   291  :108-I  14  :Feb.    1890     821.88 

Xman. 

By  E.  F.  Bridell-Fox,  Homage  lo  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

101  821.88  Xht.   March  23,  1890. 

Same.  Littell's   Living   Age    184:762-66: March    23,    1890. 

By  Stopford  A.  Brooke.    (Contemp.  R.)    Littell's  Living  Age  184: 

290-297. 

Robert   Browning,    the    Man.     By    William    G.    Kingsland.     Poet 

Lore  5:5:229-36. 

Browning's  Defence  of  His  Alleged  Obscurity  of  Style.    Dial  41  : 

231-232:Oct.  16,  1906. 

Mrs.  Browning's  Life.    Athenaeum  3146:  l79:Feb.   II.   1888. 

By  Robert  Buchanan,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

52    821.88  Xht. 

By  Richard  Burton,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

26    821.88  Xht. 

Poem.    By  Witter  Bynner.    Current  Literature  53:IIO:JuIy   1912. 

By  Madison  Cawein,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

40    821.88  Xht. 

Celebrities  and  I.    By  Henriette  Corkran.     11-17.  31-38.   162-170. 

B  C799C. 

By  E.  R.  Chapman,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 
120    821.88  Xht. 

Chief  Poet  of  the  Age.  An  Essay.  Addressed  Primarily  to  Be- 
ginners in  the  Study  of  Browning's  Poems.  By  William  G.  Kings- 
land.   27     821.88  E.  k.  j. 

Same.  New  Edition  1890.  With  Biographical  and  other  Additions. 
821.88  Dki. 

Chronicle  and  Comment.    Bookman  6:6:487-501  :Feb.  1898. 
Same.  London,  J.  W.  Jarvis  &  Co.,  1887.     821.88  Dkei. 
By  Florence  Coates,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

102  821.68  Xht. 

A  Common  Sense  Browning.    Everybodys  Magazine  9:Oct.   1903. 

A  Comparative  Estimate  of  Modern  English  Poets.    By  J.  Devey. 

820.7  D491ce. 

Contemporary  Review.    Eclectic  Magazine  68:501 -513  :April  1867. 

From  Contemporary  Review.    First  Paper.    Eclectic  Magazine  314- 

323:March   1867. 

By  C.   P.   Cranch.   Homage   to   Robert  Browning,  Aleph   Tanner 

116    821.88  Xht. 


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Critic  20-22:Jan.   11,   1890     821.88  Xman. 

(1812-89.)  By  Robert  Louis  Stevenson.  Die  Belesenheit  21  -.1912. 
By  Miles  M.  Dawson,  Homage  to  Roherl  DroTvning,  Aleph  Tanner 
57    821.88  Xht. 

By  Agnes  Maud  Machar.    Century  39:736: March   1890. 
Alfred  TennVion.    By  Alfred  Lyall.    13.  94,   178,    179,   180-182. 
The    Cambridge    Hhlory    of    Lileralure    13. 

English  Literature  in  the  Nineteenth  Centura.  By  Laurie  Magnus. 
63,  280-289. 

The  Nature  and  Elements  of  Poetry.  By  Ednnund  Clarence 
Stedman.  24.  56,  108-110,  169,  191-193,  197.  213,  219.  272.  277. 
35.  42,  60.  69.  136.  142,  215,  288,  290. 

References  in  Some  Principles  of  Literary  Criticism.  By  C.  T. 
Winchester.  90,136-138,  151,  212,  230,  246-247,  264,  280,  318. 
335. 

Sj»inburn  and  the  Swinhurnians.  By  Harry  Thurston  Peck.  Book- 
man  29:380-389: Jan.    1909. 

References  in  Tragedy.  By  Ashley  H.  Thorndike.  14.  129,  182, 
222,346,354,355.  361.363.364. 

Age  of  Tennyson.    By  Hugh  Walker.    43-51.  220,  228-233.  244. 
By  William  Lyon   Phelps.    Century  84:1  18-127:May    1912. 
By  Anne  Thackeray  Ritchie.    Records  of   Tennyson,  Rusl^in  and 
Browning.  Elizabeth  Barrett  and  Robert  Browning  127-190. 
See  Letters. 

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cent. 

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Bookmart    7 :81  :393-396:Feb.     1890     821.88    Xmab. 
In  Chamber's  Repository   of   Instructive   and   Amusing  Tracts    18; 
11-12. 

The    Library    of    Literary    Criticism    of    English    and    American 
Authors.    Edited  by  Charles  Moulton.     1875-1890.     7:677-720. 
Lovett  Literature  Series.    Selections  from  the  Poetical  Work.    By 
Ruth  McDaniel.    90. 
A    Medley    of    Notables    7     808   Sill. 
By  Clara  L.  Nicolay.    In  manuscript. 

Popular  Bool(s  of  the  Season.  Everybody's  Magazine  1  :403-404: 
1899;   1:305-306:1899. 

A  Prefaclory  Note.  By  J.  H.  Ingram.  Athenaeum  3301  :  153  :Jan. 
31.  1891. 

Putman's  Monthly  7 :40:372-381  :Apnl   1856. 

References  in  The  Troubadours  at  Home.  By  Justin  H.  Smith. 
254.  258,  260.  261.  272    849.1  S653. 

Mentioned  in  the  Introduction  of  Two  Christmas  Hymns.  By 
Alfred   Domett.     821.88. 

Special  Reading  List  Worcester  Free  Public  Library  2-8:Jan. 
1899. 

By  Aubrey  DeVere.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 
45.  78.  116-117    821.88  Xht. 

The  Divine  Order.  By  Thomas  Jones.  Introduction  11-13  252 
J  79. 

By  Alfred  Domett.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 
22    821.88  Xht. 

By  James  Douglas.    (With  numerous  illustrations.)      821.88  Bdp. 
Editorial.    Independent  41:2: 1689  :Dec.  19.  1889. 
Editorial.    Literary  World  22:26:40:Dec.  21.   1889. 


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Emerson  and  Other  Essayi.  By  John  Jay  Chapman.  185-213 
814  C466e. 

Engliih  Men  of  Lctteri.    By  G.  K.  Chesterton.      821.88  Bch. 
The  English  Peels.    Edited  by  Thomas  Humphry   Ward.    Appen- 
dix  to   Vol.    IV    Browning,    Matthew    Arnold,    Tennyson     821.88 
Swm. 

Epilogue.    Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3  : 1  70:Jan.   1912. 
Essa])s  and  Sermons.    By  William  Robertson.     1-59     821.88  Dre. 
Essa}^s   and    Thoughts.     By    John    T.    Nettleship.     (Two    Copies.) 
821.88  Dnef. 

Essays  on  English  Literature.  By  Thomas  McNicoll.  298-314 
820.4  Ml 69. 

Faith  and  Doubt  in  the  Centur\)'s  Poets.  By  Richard  A.  Arm- 
strong.   114-136    808.1  A837fd. 

Faith  and  Sight.  By  William  Pierson  Merrill.  128-144  230 
M57I. 

Helena  Faucit,  Ladv  Martin.  By  Sir  Theodore  Martin.  See  Index 
for  numerous  references.     B  F257m. 

A  Festival  of  Gratitude.  May  7,  1912.  Syracuse  Browning  Cen- 
tenary Celebration     821.88  Xfg. 

By  Michael  Field,  Homage  to  Robert  Brofning,  Aleph  Tanner 
121     821.88  Xht. 

By  Darrell  Figgis.  The  English  Review.  Edited  by  Austin  f  lar- 
rison  May  1912.    238-254     821.88  Drf. 

Henry   Fothergill   Chorley's   Autobiography,   Memoir,   and   Letters. 
1:212-213;  2:25-26,30,169-174    B  C551h. 
Eraser's  Magazine  3Q8:240-56:Feb.    1863     821.88  Dos. 
Frederick  James  Furnivall,  A  Record.    63-72     X  F989pr. 
By  Elizabeth  Porter  Gould,  Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph 
Tanner   127     821.88  Xht. 

In  Great  English  Poets.  By  Julian  Hill.  293-303  B  C  P745eeh. 
Great  Thoughts  and  Christian  Graphic.  6: 142: 138-141  :Sept.  18. 
1886    821.88  Xman. 

Greater  Victorian  Poets,  The.  By  Thomas  Bailey  Aldrich.  61-74, 
123-126    821.04  B724. 

By  Hall  Griffin.   Liftell's  Living  Age  243:574.  Books  and  Authors. 
By  C.  H.  Herford.     821.88  Dhr. 
Same.  Athenaeum  4053  :  14-1  5  :July  1,  1905. 
Same.   New  Church  Review   12:637-638:Oct.  1905. 
Herve  Riel.    (Cornh.)    Litteils  Living  Age  109:63-64. 
Higher  Ministeries  of  Recent  English  Poetry.    By  Frank  W.  Gun- 
saulus.     178-233    (Two  Copies)      821.01    G976m. 
Same.    (Typewritten)      821.88  Gghm. 

Home  Life  of  Great  Authors.  By  Hattie  Tyng  Griswold.  274- 
285     Be  G871. 

By  A.      B.    Houghton.     The    Harvard    Monthly   2:3 :95-108:May 

1886. 

By  Thomas  Hutchinson,  Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 122    821.88  Xht. 

By  Henrietta  Huxley,  Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph  Tanner 
112    821.88  Xht. 

By  W.  P.  Kerr.  Essavs  and  Studies.  Collected  by  A.  C.  Bradley. 
(Typewritten)      821.88  Dkb. 

In  Original  Holograph  Manuscripts  and  Original  Holograph  Cor- 
respondences. By  Eminent  Actors,  Actresses,  Artists,  Authors, 
Composers.    Poets.    Poetesses,    Scientists,    Soldiers,    and    Statesmen. 


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By  F.  G.  Kenyon.    Athenaeum  4410:491  :May  4,  1912. 
By  Professor  Jusserand.    Poet  Lore   12:4:624. 
By   Bertha   Laffan,  Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph  Tanner 
61     821.88  Xhi. 

By  Andrew  Lang.  (Contemp.  R.)  Litteil's  Living  Age  190:563- 
570. 

Lecturei  on  Literature.  By  William  S.  McCormick.  125-184 
820.4  M131. 

In  Lectures  on  Literature  and  Art  5:139-179.    Mr.  Tennyson  and 
Mr.  Browning.    By  Edward  Dowden.     820.4  L471a. 
By   Sara  Tawney   Lefferfs,   Homage   to  Robert  Drorvning,  Aleph 
Tanner  46     821.88  Xht. 

By  Richard  Le  Galliene,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph 
Tanner  42     821.88  Xht. 

Letter  to  a  Friend.  (Leisure  Hour.)  Litteil's  Living  Age  184:768. 
The  Library  Table,  The  Year's  at  the  Spring.  Chautauquan  13: 
12l:April   1891. 

By  Dorothea  Lawrence  Mann.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Ahph 
Tanner  49     821.88  Xht. 

By  Marie  Ada  Molineux.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph 
Tanner  49     821.88  Xht. 

By  Irene  Elder  Morion,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 128-129    821.88  Xht. 

By  Lcruise  Chandler  Moullon,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph 
Tanner  107     821.88  Xht. 

Poem.    Nassau  Literary  Magazine  469:Feb.   1890. 
By   Roden    Noel.     Contemporary    Review   44:701-718:Nov.    1883 
821.88  Dnor. 

By  George  OBryne,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 
139-142    821.88  Xht. 

Poem.    By  J.  Peet.    Century  72:253: June  1906. 
By  Jeannie  Peet,  Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph  Tanner  57 
821.88  Xht. 

By  C.  E.  D.  Phelps,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 
58    821.88  Xht. 

A  Sonnet.    By  C.  E.  D.  Phelps.    Poet  Lore  5:5:288. 
Poem.    By  Elizabeth  Phelps.    Independent  41  :2: 1  71  7. 
By  Elizabeth  Stuart  Phelps-Ward.    Homage  to  Robert  Drowning, 
Aleph  Tanner  133      821.88  Xht. 

A  Picture  of  Joseph  Milsand.  Scribner's  Magazine  20: 108: July 
1896. 

A  Poem  to.  By  Pakenham  Beatty.  Litteil's  Living  Age  198:770. 
Poet  and  Man.  A  Survey.  By  Elisabeth  Luther  Gary.  821.88 
Dca. 

Salve.  By  Charlotte  Pendleton.  Poet  Lore  1:11:545.  Also  in 
Homage  to  Browning  by  Aleph  Tanner   106. 

By  Harriet  Adams  Sawyer,  Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph 
Tanner  62     821.88  Xht. 

A  Sequence  of  Sonnets  on  the  Death  of  Robert  Drowning.  By  A. 
C.  Swinburne.  (Forln.  R.)  Litteil's  Living  Age  184:447-448: 
Feb.   15,   1890. 

Poem.  By  William  Sharp.  (Two  Copies.)  Art  Review  33-36: 
Feb.  1890    821.88  Xpsr. 

By  William  Sharp,  Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph  Tanner 
136-139    821.88  Xht. 

By  George  Jay  Smith,  Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph  Tanner 
80-82    821.88  Xht. 


BROWNINGIANA  51 

Ka'icho   On,  Translated   into   Japanese   by    Bin    Uyeda ;    Proipicc, 

\Z\-\25;  Two  Poets  of  Croiilc,  126-128;  Jama  Lee  VII  (Among 

the    Rocks),    129-131  .Pippa   Passes    (The    Year's   at   the   Spring). 

132-133;  Asolamlo  (Summum  Bonum),  134-140     821.88  Xku. 

Catalogue  69-70  J.  Pearson  &  Co. 

In  Slra\)  Records.    By  Clifford  Harrison.  149-154      B  H3 18  Vol.1. 

By  Theo.  Stone,  Homage  to  Robert  Drouining,  Aleph  Tanner  75 

821.88  Xht. 

By  Richard  Henry  Stoddard.    Independent  42:820: June  12.   1890. 

By  Alicia  Van  Buren,  Homage  to  Robert  BroJ»nir}g,  Aleph  Tanner 

134    821.88  Xhi. 

Poem.    By  Henry  Van  Dyke.    Literary   Digest   44:1110:May  25. 

1912. 

By   Cara   E.   Whiton-Sfone,   Homage   to   Robert  Browning,   Aleph 

Tanner  59     821.88  Xhf. 

By    Margaret    Widdemer.     Homage    to    Robert    Browning,    Aleph 

Tanner  50     821.88  Xht. 

Poem.    By  Margaret  Widdemer.    Century  85:416:Jan.    1913. 

By  Frances  Whitmarsh  Wile,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph 

Tanner  77     821.88  Xht. 

By  Mary  A.  Woods.    Eclectic  Magazine  138: 74: Jan.  1902. 

By  Mary  A.  Woods,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

47    821.88  Xht. 

Poem.    By  Mary  A.  Woods.    From  the  AcademM.    Liltell's  Living 

Age  23i:528:Nov.  23,  1901. 

(A  Poem.)     By  C.  E.  D.  Phelps.    Poet  Lore  5:5:288. 
Under  Index  of  Authors  2155,  Psychological  Index  16:1909. 
BROWNING,  A  LECTURE  ON 

Written  for  the  National  Home-Reading  Union.    By  G.  D.  Boyle. 
M.  A..  Dean  of  Salisbury.     821.88  Dll". 

BROWNING  AND  ALFRED  AUSTIN 

By  Wm.  Lyon   Phelps.    Yale  7 :580-591  :Ocf.    1917. 

BROWNING  AND  ALFRED  DOMETT 

Editorial.     Eclectic    Magazine    144:462-484. 

By  William  Hall   Griffin.    Contemporary  Review  87:95-1 1  5  :Jan. 

1905    821.88  Bdg. 

By  W.  Hall   Griffin.     (Conlemp.)    Littell's  Living  Age  244:393- 

410:Feb.  18,   1905. 

Books  and  Authors.    Littell's  Living  Ave  249-256. 

BROWNING  AND  ARNOLD 

By  Alfred  Ainger.    Athenaeum  3327 : 1 58:Aug.    1.   1891. 

BROWNING  AND  BUTLER 

By  J.  Churton  Collins.    Contemporary  Review  98:2:467-476:Ocf. 

1910;   Littells  Living  Age  267 :  481 -488:  Nov.   19.   1910. 

Browning,  Robert.    Englische  Dichter.    Von  Rudolf  Kassner   155- 

187. 
BROVv^NING  AND  DOGMA 

Seven    Lectures    on    Browning's    Altitude    Toward    Dogmatic    Re- 
ligion.   By  Ethel   M.  Naish.     821.88  Rnd. 

BROWNING  AND  THE  EPIC  OF  PSYCHOLOGY 

Reprmted    from    London    Quarterly    Review    July     1869     821.88 

Dfb. 
BROWNING  AND  HENRY  JAMES 

In  New  Leaves.    By  Filson  Young.     824.91    Y7In. 

BROWNING  AND  HIS  CENTURY 

By  Helen  A.  Clarke.     821.88  Jcb.    2  copies. 

Same.   Reviewed  in  the  Outlook  103:734     821.88  Jcb. 


52  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

BROWNING  AND  HIS  CRITICS 

By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  5:4:201-209. 

Poet  Lore   5:1:142-207. 

By  Francis  B.  Hornbrooke.    Poet  Lore  5:3:42-43. 
BROWNING  AND  HOW  TO  STUDY  HIM 

By  Hamilton  W.  Mabie.   Literary  Digest  20:781  :June  23.  1900. 
BROWNING  AND  ITALY 

Specialor.    Liftell's  Living  Age  274:54-58:July  6.  1912. 
BROWNING  AND  ITALIAN  ART  AND  ARTISTS 

By   Pearl    Hogrefe.    Dullelin   of  ihe    Universil\)   of  Kansas.     Hu- 
manistic Studies  May   15.   1914.     821.88  Lhi. 
BROWNING  AND  MEREDITH 

Bron-ning   and    MereJilh,   Some    Points    of   Similaril}^.     By    Mary 

Winchester  Abbott.     821.88  Dap. 

By  Editor.    Priory  Magazine    1  :2:27-33:Aug.    1903     821.88. 

See  Meredith. 
BROWNING  AND  MEREDITH,  THE  OPTIMISM  OF 

By   A.    C.    Pigou.     (Independent    Review.)     Littell's   Living    Age 

246:4 15-422:  Aug.  12.  1905. 
BROWNING  AND  MOSCHELES 

By  Arthur  Warren.    London  Days  42-56. 
BROWNING  AND  PADRAIC  COLUM 

Books  and  Aulhors.    Littell's  Living  Age  292:448. 
BROWNING  AND  SAINT-BEUVE 

By  Gamaliel  Bradford.  Jr.    North  American   Review    191:4:488- 

500:April    1910. 

BROWNING  AND  SHELLEY 

Verses.    By  E.  D.  W.     821.8  WIllv. 

By   E.   D.   W..   f-fomage   to  Roberl  Drowning.  Aleph   Tanner   76 

821.88  Xht. 
BROWNING  AND  SLANG 

By   Warwick   James    Price.     Nation    100:142:Feb.    1915. 
BROWNING  AND  SOME  ASPECTS  OF  CONTEMPORARY 

THOUGHT 

Poet  Lore  2:3:148-152. 
BROWNING  AND  ST.  ANDREWS 

By  Thomas  Bayne.    Athenaeum  3334:386-387:Sept.  19.   1891. 

BROWNING  AND  TENNYSON 

Blackwood's  Magazine.    Littell's  Living  Age   184:240-45: Jan.  25. 

1890. 

Bookman  16:349-359.  (I.Tennyson — G.  K.  Chesterton  ;  II.  Brown- 
ing— Ed  DcAvden.) 

By  W.  H.   Browne.    American  Journal  of  Philology  32:484-485. 

By  G.  K.  Chesterton.    English  Men  of  LcUers.     821.88  Bcht. 

Churchman   61  :73-74:Jan.    18,    1890.    Taken   from    the  Spectator. 

821.7  Xpmb. 

From    the   Spectator.     Littell's    Living   Age    184: 190- 192: Jan.    18. 

1890. 

Unsigned.    Littell's  Living  Age  1 74:240-245: Jan.  25.  1890.  (From 

Blackwood's  Magazine.) 
BROWNING  AND  TENNYSON  AS  SPIRITUAL  FORCES 

By  C.  C.  Everett.     821.88  Rtb  (Typewritten). 
BROWNING  AND  TENNYSON  COMPARED 

By  J.  Llewelyn  Davies  from  Notes  to  the  Pocket  Volume  of  Selec- 
tions from  the  Poerns  of   Robert  Browning.    By  Alex  Hill.     17-22 

821^  Dhn. 


BROWNINGIANA  53 

BROWNING  AND  THE  ANIMAL  KINGDOM 

By  Elisabeth  Luther  Gary.    Critic  43  :2: 1 63- 163  : Aug.    1903. 

BROWNING  AND  THE  CHRISTIAN  FAITH 

By    Edward    Berdoe.     Reviewed    in    Outlook    53:670: April    1896 

821.88  Rbb. 
BROWNING  AND  THE  DRAMATIC  MONOLOGUE 

By  S.  S.  Curry.     821.88  Lcb. 

Review.     By    S.    S.    Curry.     Independent    65:1004-1005  :Oct.    29. 

1908. 
BROWNING  AND  THE  GREEK  DRAMA 

By    A.    S.    Wilkins.      Manchester    Quarterly    Oct.    1883     821.88 

BROWNING  AND  THE  LOST  CORK 

By  Florida  Pier.    Harper's  Weekly  54:27  :March   12.  1910. 

In    The    Cenller    Vieiv. 
BROWNING  AND  THE  POET  OF  DEMOCRACY.  ROBERT 

By  Oscar  Triggs.    Poet  Lore  4:10:481-90. 
BROWNING  AND  THE  SHELLEY  SOCIETY.  THE 

Poet  Lore   3:3:151-55. 

BROWNING  AND  THE  SPECIAL  INTERESTS 

By  William  Austin  Smith.    Atlantic   1 14:809-81 4  :Dec.   1914. 

BROWNING  AND  WOMAN 

Did  DroTi>mng   Knorv   a    Womaii'i   Heart?     By   Mary   Bradford 
Whiting.    821.88  Pww. 

BROWNING  AND  WORDSWORTH 

By  Harry  Christopher  Minchin.    Fortnightly  97:813-24:May  1912; 
Littell's  Living  Age  274 :  104- 1 12  :July   13.   1912. 

BROWNING  AND  WORDSWORTH  ON  INTIMATIONS  OF  IM- 
MORTALITY 

By    Ernest    Hartley    Coleridge    in     Browning    Centenary    31-38. 
821.88  V'nya. 

BROWNING  ANECDOTE.  A 

By  Lida  Rose  McCabe.    Outlook  44:358:Aug.  22.  1891. 
BROWNING— ANOTHER 

By  Edward  Dowden.    Munseys  Magazine  32:444: Dec.   1904. 
BROWNING.  A  PILGRIMAGE 

By   Arthur   J.    Whyte.     Contemporary    Review    103 :668-678:May 

1913. 
BROWNING  AS  A  CHAPEL-GOER 

Review  of  Reviews.    A   review  of   a  Chapel  talk  with   Browning. 

A  talk  with  the  Rev.  Edward  White  in   Young  Man.    17:461-463: 

March  1890. 
BROWNING  AS  A  DRAMATIC  POET 

By    Henry    Jones.      Boston    Browning    Society    Papers    203-221 

821.88  Vhp. 

By  Prof.  Henry  Jones.    Papers  of  the  Boston  Society.    Poet  Lore 

6:1:13-28. 

BROWNING  AS  A  DRAM.^TIST.  ROBERT 

By  Edward  Dowden.    Literary  Digest  28:843-844: June  11,  1904. 
BROWNING  AS  A  HUMORIST 

In  The  Life  of  ihc  Spirit  in  the  Modern  English  Poets.    By  \'ida 

D.  Scudder.  201-238    808.1  S436Is. 
BROWNING  AS  A  LANDSCAPE  PAINTER 

By  Howard  S.  Pearson.    London  Bro\\Tiing  Society  Paper*  8:103- 

118    821.88  Dbs. 


54  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

BROWNING  AS  A  LETTER  WRITER.  ROBERT 

Annals  of  a  Quid  Brorvning  Club.    By  I.  N.  Cog. 

By  Kingsland.    Poet  Lore  7:5:225-33;  8:2:78-84. 
BROWNING  AS  A  MUSCIAN 

By  E.  A.  Whitehead.    Notes  to  the  Pocket  Volume  of  Selectioni 

from  the  Poems  of  Robert  Browning.  By  Alex  Hill.   47-53     821.88 

Dhn. 
BROWNING  AS  A  MYSTIC.  ROBERT 

By  Geraldine  E.  Hodgson.   Seeker  25 1-279: Feb.  1913. 
BROWNING  AS  A  PHILOSOPHICAL  AND  RELIGIOUS 

TEACHER 

By   Henry  Jones.     821.88   Rjb. 

Reviewed  in   Athenaeum  3319:725-726:June  6.    1891. 

Reviewed  in  Nation  53:92:1891. 

Outlook  44:995:  Nov.  21.  1891. 

(Review.)     By  Henry  Jones,   M.  A.    Independent  43:2:1488. 
BROWNING,  AS  A  POET  OF  MUSIC 

By  C.  A.  Harris.    Athenaeum  4410:509-5I0:May  4.  1912;  4411: 

542-543:May  11,  1912. 
BROWNING  AS  A  POET  OF  THE  PLAIN  PEOPLE 

By  F.  Herbert  Stead.    Review  of  Reviews  15 :191-192:Feb.  1897. 
BROWNING  AS  A  PREACHER 

By   Miss  E.   D.   West.     (Dark   Blue.)     Littell's   Living  Age    111: 

707-723. 
BROWNING  AS  A  PREACHER,  ROBERT 

Primitiae.    By  the  Students  of  Alexandra  College  1-37:1871.  Dub- 

Hn.  Hodges,  Foster  &  Co.     824.8  A379. 

BROWNING  AS  A  RELIGIOUS  TEACHER 

By  R.  H.  Hutton.    Coo  J  Words  in  Littell's  Living  Age  184:2385: 
660-665: March  15,  1890     821.68  Xma.  Magazine  Articles  Vol.  7. 

BROWNING  AS  A  SCIENTIFIC  POET 

By  Edward  Berdoe.    Nature  32:36:May   14.  1885. 

BROWNING  AS  A  TEACHER  OF   THE  NINETEENTH   CEN- 
TURY 

By  Miss  C.   M.  Whitehead.    Berdoe's  Brorvning  Studies  283-309 
821.88  Ulbs. 
Same.  London  Brownmg  Society  Papers  10:237-263     821.88  Db». 

BROWNING  AS  CHIEF  POET  OF  THE  AGE 

Robert  Browning:  Chief  Poet  of  the  Age.    Editions   1887,    1890. 

de  Luxe  Edition   1887. 

By  Wm.  G.  Kingsland.    Poet  Lore   1:11:535. 

BROWNING  AS  OTHERS   SEE  HIM:   BERDOE,  JONES,  AND 
NETTLESHIP 
By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  8:5:265-270. 

BROWNING  AS  SEEN  BY  HIS  SON 

By  William  Lyon  Phelps.    Century  85:41 7-420: Jan.    1913.    Clip- 
pings. 

BROWNING  AS  THE  POET  OF  HIS  CENTURY 

By  Anna  Benneson  McMahan.    Dial  54:294-6: April    1,   1913. 

BROWNING  AS  THE  PREACHERS  POET 

By  Charles  Frederick  Aked.    Literary  Digest  31  :536:Oct.  14,  1905. 

BROWNING  AT  ASOLA 

By    Robert    Underwood    Johnson.      Century    45:l:47:Nov.     1892 

821 .88  Xman. 

Same.  Homage    to    Robert   Browning,   Aleph   Tanner    87     821.88 

Xht. 

Same.   In  Italian  Rhapsodxj  and  Other  Poems  17. 


BROWNINGIANA  55 

BROWNING  AT  THE  CENCI 

By  J.  J.  Britton,  Homage  to  Robert  DroTvning,  Aleph  Tanner   54 

821.88  Xht. 
BROWNING  BOOKS  OF  THE  YEAR 

By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  5:5:277-283. 

BROWNING  BY  C.  H.  HERFORD 

By  Editor.   Outlook  79: 101 5: April  22,  1905. 
BROWNING  CASUISTRY 

By    Sir    Leslie    Stephen.     Eclectic    Magazine    140:357-371  :March 
1903. 
BROWNING  CENTENARY 

By  H.  W.  Mabie.  Outlook  100:91 7-9l8:April  27,  1912  821.88 
Xman. 

BROWNING  CENTENARY  CELEBRATION,  THE  ROBERT 

At  Westminster  Ahbe^.  Edited  with  an  introduction  and  appen- 
dices.   By  Prof.  Kni£?ht.    May  7.  1912     821.88  Bkc. 

BROWNING  CENTENARY  NUMBER 

1.  Robert  firoJDnmg  by  Professor  George  Saintsbury  (Profusely 
Illustrated).    Bookman  42:248:57-63. 

2.  Robert  Broivnirjg's  Father  by  Sir  Wm.  Robertson  Nicol.  Book- 
man 42:248:63-70. 

3.  Roger  Ingpen  Revtetv  of  Lourisbur^'s  Earl})  Literar])  Career  of 
Robert  BroTvning.    Bookman  42:246:74-75 -May  1912. 

BROWNING— CHIPS  FROM  THE  WORKSHOP 

By  William  Boulting.  Contemporary  Review  107:667-669:May 
1915      Literary  Supplement  92. 

BROWNING,  CHRISTIAN  TEACHING  IN 

Dial  21:1 25-6 :Sept.   1,  1896. 
BROWNING  CLUB  AND  FINANCE 

By  Dr.  Frederick  Furnivaii.  Munsey's  Magazine  26:150:Oct.  1901. 

BROWNING  CLUB  OF  CLEVELAND.  THE 

Poet  Lore   1:11:524. 

BROWNING  CLUB  OF  MEADVILLE.  THE 
By  C.  J.  B.    Poet  Lore  1  :6:278. 
By  A.  Hempstead.    Poet  Lore   11:6:331. 

BROWNING  CLUBS  IN  THE  UNITED  STATES 

By  Hiram  Corson.  Literary  World  14:8: 127:April  21,  1883 
821.88  Xmal. 

BROWNING  COLLECTIONS 

Sotheby  Wilson  &  Hodge.  Catalogue  of  oil  paintings,  draJoings, 
prints;  autograph  letters  and  manuscripts;  boof(s;  statuary,  furni- 
ture, tapestry,  and  luor^i  of  art;  the  property  of  R.  W.  Barrett 
Browning,  Esq.     821.88  Abe  Copy   1. 

Catalogue  of  Pictures,  DraTvings  and  Engravings,  Autograph  Let- 
ters and  Manuscripts,  Books  and  Wor^s  of  Art.  The  property  of 
R.  W.  Barrett  Browning,  Esq.  Sotheby,  Wilkinson  &  Hodge. 
Contains  prices  paid  for  items.     821.88  Abe. 

BROWNING  CORRESPONDENCE 

In  Catalogue  of  a  Superb  Collection  of  Holograph  Manuscripts. 
Holograph  Correspondences  and  Holograph  Letters  of  British  and 
Continental  Celebrities  of  Five  Centuries.    J.  Pearson  &  Co.  10-11. 

BROWNING  COUNTRY,  THE 

Submitted  to  the  Faculty  of  Baylor  University  for  the  Degree  of 
Master  of  Arts.    By  Dora  Ella  Watson,  A.  B.     821.88  Kwc. 

BROWNING  COURTSHIP  AND  OTHER  STORIES.  A 
By  Eliza  Orne  White.     821.88  Xws. 


56  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

BROWNING  DAY.   APRIL  5 

C.    L.    S.   C.     Outline    and   Program.     Chautauquan    21:110-111: 

April  1895. 
BROWNING  DAY,  APRIL  5.  ROBERT 

(Local    Circle.)    Chautauquan   20:117:Oct.    1894;    20:756:March 

1895. 
BROWNING  DAY  BY  DAY 

Edited  by  Constance  M.  Spender.     821.88  Sdd. 
BROWNING.  DESCRIPTION  OF 

Poet  Lore  3:5:288-292. 

BROWNING— DIFFERENT  IDEALS  OF  SHELLY.  AND 

Portion  of  Thesis.    By  Angie  Lacey  Peck.   The  Wellesley  Prelude 
Memorial  Number  3  :1  7:21  l-212:Jan.  30,   1892. 
BROWNING.  E.  B.  AND  ROBERT 

AnAccounl  of  a  Meeling  TDilh   Them  in  Florence.    By   Mrs.  An- 
drew   Crosse.     Harper's    Monthly    23 :355-6:Sept.    1861;    Littell's 
Living  Age    192:719-720. 
BROWNING  FOR  BEGINNERS 

By  Editor.   Outlook  77: 186: May  21,  1904. 
BROWNING  FOR  BLUES 

Fra  Magazine   1  5  :167-168:Sept.   1915. 
BROWNING  FOR  HOUSEHOLD  USE 

By  Edith  Barron  Brown.    Critic  44:86-87: Jan.   1904. 
BROWNING  FOR  THE  TRENCHES 

Selections  from  the  Poetry  of  Robert  Browning,  Dedicated  to  all 
who,  speal(ing  Browning's  Mother-Tongue,  are  fighting  for  human- 
ity's highest  ideals.  Published  by  the  Boston  Browning  Literary 
Society.  1588  Beacon  St.,  Boston.  1918.  821.88  Sbwm. 
Selections  from  the  poetry  of  Robert  Browning.  Published  by  the 
Boston  Browning  Society  as  a  War  Edition,  especially  for  the 
Soldiers.  1918  821.88  Sbww. 
BROWNING  FROM  A  PAINTING,  ROBERT 

By   George    Frederic   Watts.     Bookman   29:380: June    1909. 
BROWNING,  GLORIOUS  ROBERT 

By    Emily    Hickey.     (19th   Cent.)     Littell's   Living  Age  271:270- 
283:Nov.  4,  1911. 
BROWNING  GUILD,  ROBERT,  JOURNAL  OF  THE 

Vol.  1   and  2.    Copy  1 . 
BROWNING,  HOMAGE  TO 

By  Aleph  Tanner.     821.88  Xht. 
BROWNING,  HOW  TO  KNOW  HIM 

By  William  Lyon  Phelps.     821.88  Dph. 

(Review.)     By    Wm.    L.    Phelps.     Independent    84:278:Nov.    15, 
1915.      See  also  Literary   Digest  20:781  : June   23,    1900. 
BROWNING,  IL  CENTENARIO  DELLA  NASCITA  DI  ROBERTO 
By  Fanny  Zampini  Salazar.    From   Nuova  Antologia    16  Maggio 
1920.    821.88  Xcs. 
BROWNING  ILLUSTRATED 

Poet  Lore  3:2:95-96. 

BROV/NING  IN  AMERICA 

By  Heloise  Edwina  Herscy.    New  England  Magazine  542-45  :Jan. 
1890     821.88  Xman.    See  under  Gould. 

BROWNING  IN  A  PASSION,  MR. 

By  Robert   Yelve.ton   Tyrrell.    Fortnightly   Review   271 -273: Aug. 


BROWNINGIANA  57 

BROWNING  IN  ASOLO 

By  Katherine  Coleman  de  Kay  Bronson.  Century  39  (old  jeric») 
37   (new  scries)  820-31  :April   1900. 

BROWNING  IN  EDINBURGH.  ROBERT 

By  Rosaline  Masson.  Cornhill  Magazine  152  New  Series  590: 
226-240:Feb.  1909.  Littell's  Living  Age  260:653-663: March  13. 
1909     821.88  Xman. 

BROWNING  IN   1851.  ELIZABETH  BARRETT 

Pocmi.    By  Dora  Greenwell.  192     821.8  G816. 

BROWNING  IN   1861.  TO  ELIZABETH  BARRETT 

In  Poems.    By  Dora  Greenwell.    192-193     82r.88  G816. 
BROWNING  IN  FLORENCE 

By  G.  W.  Curtis.  From  The  Eas],  Chair  197-208     8I4.C  978Ee. 
BROWNING  IN  FRANCE 

By  Wm.  Lyons  Phelps.    Modern  Language  Note*  31  :24-32:Jan. 

1916. 

See  Mosher. 
BROWNING  IN  INTIMATE  INTERCOURSE 

By  Arthur  Symons.    Dial  61:387:Nov.  16.   1916. 
BROWNING  IN  ITALY 

Editorial.    Harper's  Monthly  80:637-39: March  1890. 

See  BroJi>ning'i  Ilal))  ;   A  solo ;    Venice. 

See  Watson;   Treves;    Graham. 
BROWNING  IN  LONDON 

By  E.  Beresford  Chancellor.    Outlook.    Littell's  Living  Age  273: 

755-757:June  22.  1912. 
BROWNING.  ROBERT.  IN  MEMORIAM 

By  Edmund  Gosse.    New  Review.    Littell's  Living  Age    184:372- 

375:Feb.  8.  1890. 
BROWNING  IN  SEATTLE 

Dial  42:133:March  1.   1907. 
BROWNING  IN  THE  NICKELODEONS 

Literary  Digest  39:681 -682  :Oct.  23.   1909. 
BROWNING  IN   VENICE.   MRS.   BRONSON'S  RECOLLECTION 

OF 

Cornhill  Magazine  25:333-354: March   1902. 
BROWNING  IN  VENICE.  RECOLLECTIONS  OF 

By  Katherine  Coleman  de  Kay  Bronson.    Century  63  :572-64:Feb. 

1902     821.88  Xman. 
BROWNING  IN  WESTMINSTER  ABBEY 

Essays   in   London    and   Elsexuhere.     By    Henry    James.     See    233 

821.88  Bwa   (Typewritten). 
BROWNING  IS.  WHAT? 

From  the  Boston  Evening  Transcript.    By  John  S.  Woodman.    Lon- 
don Browning  Society   Papers  8: 1  34-1  59:April  21.   1886     821.88 

Dbs. 
BROWNING.  LECTURE  ON 

By  B.  D.  Boyle.     821.88  Deb. 
BROWNING.  LETTERS  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING  AND  ELIZA- 
BETH BARRETT 

See  Letters. 
BROWNING,  ROBERT 

Literary   and  Biographical   Essays.     A    volume   of  Papers    by    the 
Way.     By    Charles    William    Pearson.      (Typewritten)     151-167 
821.88  Dp  Er. 
Literary    World   20:26:480:Dec.    21.    1889. 


58  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

(Quart.  R.)    Llttell's  Living  Age  185:666-681  :June  14.  1890. 
LHtle  Journey^i  (o  ihe  Homes  of  English  Authors.   By  Elbert  Hub- 
bard.    821.88  Bhl. 

The  Living  Authors  of  England.    By  Thomas  Powell.    71-85     BC 
P886. 

By  Agnes  Maude  Machar.    Century  39: 736: March   1890. 
By   George   McCrie.    Religion    of    Our   Literature   69-109     820.4 
Ml  32. 

Memoirs.2  Compiled  fcp  Henry  C.  Hewlett.  By  Henry  Fothergil! 
Chorley.  2:25-26,30.169-174;  1:212-213  B  C551h. 
By  M.  J.  Milsand.  Revue  des  Deux  Mondes.  2Ist  Year — New 
Period.  (La  Poesie  Anglaise  Depuis  Byron.  Elizabeth  DroTvning. 
J.  Edmund  Reade.  Henri  Taylor,  par  M.  J.  Milsand.)  11:661- 
689:July  15.  1851     821.8  M661. 

The  Moses  of  Michael  Angela.    Yale  4:l-2:Oct.  1914. 
By  James  Murray.    Igdrasil  59-66:Feb.   1890     821.88  Dmur. 
Music  in  Drowning.   Everybody's  Magazine  12:852  854  :June  1905. 
Nation  77:39-40:July  1903;  80:531  :June  1905;  83:43:July  1906. 
By  Roden  Noel.    Contemporary  Review  70I-718:Nov.   1883;   Lit- 
teli's  Living  Age  159:771-81  :Dec.   1883     821.88  Dnor. 
Notes  on  some  personal  aspects  of  his  character.    London  Letters 
and  Some   Others.    By   George    W.   Smalley.     1:309-319     826.7 
S635. 

Our  Living  Poets.    An  Essay  in  Criticism.    Chapter  IV.    By  H. 
Buxton  Forman.     821.88  Dfop. 
Par  Pierre  Berger.  Les  Crands  Ecrivains  Etrangers. 
Personalia.    By  Edmund  Gosse.     821.88  Dpg. 
Same.  Review.    Independent  42:1  :461  : April  3,   1890. 
Putnam's  Monthly  7:40:372-381  : April  1856. 

Religious  Spirit  in  the  Poets,  The.    By  W.  Boyd  Carpenter.    202- 
247    821.04  C297. 

By  William  Knight.    Retrospect  69-102. 

The  Rowfant  Books.    8-9.    Dodd,  Mead  &  Co.,  New  York  City. 
Shakespeare  Day — April  23.    Chautauquan  8:428:  April  1888. 
(Quart.   R.)     By   G.   William  Sharp.    Littell's   Living   Age    186: 
77l-784:Sept.   1890. 

By  Shirley.    Fraser's  Magazine  For  Town  and  Country  398:240- 
256:  Feb.  1863     821.88  Dos. 

A  Sonnet.    Cornhill  Magazine  Feb.   1914     821.88  So. 
The  Thoughts  of  a  Poet  on  Art  and  Faith.    A  Lecture  Delivered 
to  the  Birmingham  Central   Library  Association.     By   Howard  S. 
Pearson.    March  27.  1885     821.88  Dpf. 

By  H.  D.  Traill.    Magazine  Articles  No.   1.    Littell's  Living  Age 
144     821.88  Xman. 

Same.  National    Review.     Littell's    Living   Age    184:297-300: Feb. 
1.  1890     821.88  Xman. 

Unique  Poems.    The  Duke's   Interview  with   the   Envoy.    Literary 
World  136:193:Sept.  8,  1849. 

Victorian  Poets.    By  Amy  Sharp.    40-102     822.8  S53 IV. 
By    Philip   H.    Wickstead.     Contemporary    Review   83:86-99:Jan. 
1903. 

(Time.)    A   Young  Man's  Recollections.    Littell's  Living  Age  187: 
673-677. 
See  under  Magazine  Articles. 


BROWNINGIANA  59 

BROWNING  LOVE  LETTERS 

See  Letters,  Love. 

LibrarX)  Table,  Oh  Which  mere  best.   The.    Chaufauquan   13:550: 

July   1891. 
BROWNING.  MAETERLINCK'S  MONNA  VANNA  AND  ROBERT 

By    William    L.    Phelps.     Literary    Digest    26:456-457  :March    28. 

1903. 
BROWNING  MEMORIAL 

In  Mcmoriam.  Memorial  to  Robert  Droivning.  Under  the  auspicei 
of  the  Browning  Society  of  Boston.  King's  Chapel.  Jan.  28.  1890. 
821.88  Bmb. 

BROWNING  MEMORIAL.  BOSTON 

See  Music. 
BROWNING  MEMORIALS 

By  Dobell.     821.88. 
BROWNING  MEMORIES.  SOME 

By  Wm.  G.  Kingsland.    (Contemp.  R.)    Liftell's  Living  Age  275: 

220-27:Oct.  26.   1912. 
BROWNING  MSS..  OF  THE 

By  Frederic  G.   Kenyon.    Cornhill   Magazine    166-174:Aug.    1913 

821.88  Amss. 

By  F.  G.  Kenyon.    Cornhill   Magazine.    Littell's  Living  Age  278: 

733-738 :Sept.  20.  1913. 
BROWNING.  THE  NEW  EXPOSITION  OF 

By  Charles  H.  Herford.    Dial  39:44: July  16.  1905. 
BROWNING  NOTE 

By  Mary  M.  Barclay.    Poet  Lore  1  :6:300. 

BROWNING.  ON 

By  F.  E.  Schelling.    Poet  Lore  2:1  :48-49. 

By  Talcott  Williams.    Poet  Lore  2:1:47-48:1890. 

BROWNING  ON  FRENCH  ENTHUSIASM 

Editorial  on  Cushman's  Article.    Poet  Lore  20:6:466:Oct.  1899. 

BROWNING  ON  HIS  OWN  OBSCURITY 

Robert  BroNvning.    Literary  Digest  32:937: June  23.   1906. 
BROWNING— ON  SOME  POINTS  IN  BROWNING'S  VIEW  OF 

LIFE 

By  B.   F.  Wescott.    (Paper  read  before  the  Cambridge  Browning 

Society  Nov.  1882.)    Printed  1883     821.88. 
BROWNING.  ON  THE  DEATH  OF  ROBERT 

A  Poem.    By  Charlotte  Pendleton.    Poet  Lore   1:11  :545. 
BROWNING.  OPHELIA  G. 

A  Poem  ii>/iic/i  n>as  Mistal^en  for  Droivmng's.    Literary  Digest   19: 

130: July  29.    1899. 

BROWNING  OUT  WEST 

By  Frederick  M.  Padleford.    (Cornhill  Magazine.)    Littell's  Living 

Age  252:691 -697  :March  16.  1907. 
BROWNING  PILGRIMAGE.  A 

By  A.  J.   Whyte.    (Contemp.   R.)     Littell's  Living  Age  277:542- 

550:May  31.  1913. 
BROWNING.  POET  OF  DEMOCRACY.  ROBERT 

By  Triggs.    Poet  Lore  4:10:481-490. 

BROWNING.  THE  POET  OF  THE  PEOPLE 

By  W.  H.  Anderson.    Poet  Lore  6:5:244-248. 

BROWNING  POPULAR,  WHY  IS? 

By  Paul  Elmer  More.    Literary  Digest  30:775-776:May  25.   1905. 

BROWNING  PROGRAM 

The    Wellesley    Prelude   2:24 :330:March   21.    1891. 


60  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

BROWNING.  QUERY 

By  Alfred  Forman.    Athenaeum  3749:232:Sept.   1889. 
BROWNING  RARITIES 

By  W.  G.  Kingsland.    Poet  Lore  6:5:264-268. 

BROWNING  RECITER.  THE 

Verse   and   Prose   for   Recilation.     By   Robert    Browning,    Sir   A. 

Conon  Doyle,  Edward  F.  Turner,  W.  J.  Gilbert,   Re  Henry,  E. 

Nesbil.  and  Other  Writers.    Edited  by  Alfred  H.   Miles.     821.88 

Sbrm. 
BROWNING.  THE  RELIGIOUS  OPINIONS  OF  ROBERT 

By    Mrs.    Sutherland   Orr.     (Contemp.    R.)     Littell's    Living   Age 

192:365-374. 
BROWNING,  REMINISCENCES  OF 

By  Sir  C.  Gavan  Duffy.    Eclectic  Magazine   1  18:326-331  :March 

1892. 
BROWNING,  ROBERT  AND  ALFRED  DOMETT 

Edited  by  Frederic  G.  Kenyon.     821.88  Bdk. 
BROWNING,  ROBERT  AND  ELIZABETH  BARRETT 

Catalogue  of  Old  Engravings,  Manuscripts,  Books,  and  Relics  of. 

Henry  Sotheran  &  Co.,  Catalogue  737     821.88  Asor. 
BROWNING,    ROBERT   AND    ELIZABETH    BARRETT,    SOME 

UNPUBLISHED  PAPERS  OF 

Edited  by  George  S.  Hellman.    Harper's  Monthly  Magazine  132: 

530-539:March  1916    821.88  Xsf. 
BROWNING,  ROBERT,  A  YOUNG  MAN'S  RECOLLECTIONS 

(Time.)     Littell's  Living  Age    187:673-77.    Anon. 
BROWNING,  ROBERT.  BIOGRAPHY  OF 

By  Emily  Hickey.    Nineteenth  Century   68:1060-1075  :Dec.   1910. 
BROWNING.  ROBERT.  IN  HIS  RELATION  TO  THE  ART  OF 

PAINTING 

By  Sarah  W.  Whitman.     821.88  Lwp. 
BROWNING,  ROBERT— IN  POEMS  OF  DANTE  GABRIEL  ROS- 

SETTI 

Southern  Review  21  :413  :Selection  3. 
BROWNING,  ROBERT,  LIFE  AND  LETTERS  OF 

By  Mrs.  Sutherland  Orr.    Athenaeum  3319:725-726:June  6,  1891. 
BROWNING,  ROBERT,  THE  EXERCISES  AT  THE  MEMORIAL 

MEETING  TO 

Held  in   the  King's  Chapel  by  the   Boston  Browning  Society. 

Same.   Literary   World  2l:3:40:Feb.    I,    1890. 

BROWNING,  ROBERT,  THE  MAGNET  OF  THE  SOUL 

By  Francis  Ohrum.    Baylor  Literary   1 7:312-31 5  :June   1909. 
BROWNING.  ROBERT,  THE  MUSICIAN 

By  A.   Goodrich-Freer.     (19lh   Cent.)     Littell's  Living  Age  229: 

803-81 l:June  29,  1901. 

By  A.  Goodrich  Freer.    Nineteenth  Century  648-658:April    1901. 
BROWNING.  ROBERT— NEW  APPRAISALS  OF 

By  Lilian  Whiting.    Current  Opinion  52:701 -703  :June   1912. 
BROWNING.  ROBERT.  THE  POETRY  OF 

By    Percy    Lubbock.     Quarterly    Review    433 :437-457:Oct.    1912 

821.88  Dlak. 
BROWNING.  ROBERT.  RECOLLECTIONS  OF 

Literary  World  21  :2:25-26:Jan.   18.  1890     821.88  Xmal. 
BROWNING.  ROBERT,  SR. 

Book  of  Drawings.     821.88  Xfd. 

Book   Containing   Drawings   by    Robert    Browning,   Sr.    From    the 


BROWNINGIANA  61 

Drowning    Collections.     Sold    by    Messrs.    Solheby,    London,    May 

1st  to  8th.  1913     821.88  Xgd. 

Grotesque    Figure    Drawings.      From    the     Browning    Collcctioni. 

821.88  Xdb. 

50  Drawings.     821.88  Xbd2. 

Package  56  drawings.     821.88  Xbd.  

BROWNING.  ROBERT  WEIDEMANN  BARRETT 

Athenaeum  4420:37:July   13.   1912. 

About  People.    By   The   Editor.    Outlook   50:325  :Aug.   25.    1894. 
By  A.  Joseph  Armstrong.    Baylor  Times  March    15,    1913. 
A    Drorvning   Collection.    Sotheby,    Wilkinson    &    Hodge.     821.88 
Abe  Copy  2. 

A  Complaint.    Athenaeum  3376:66: July  9.  1892. 
Newspaper  clippings. 

Browning  Centenary.  Edited  by  Prof.  Knight.  99-108  821.88 
Bkc. 

Sketch  Book.    821.88. 

A  Catalogue  of  Rare  and  Valuable  Dool(s.     821.88  Agu. 
Robert  CroiDfimg  ai  seen  b\i  his  Son.    By  W.  L.  Phelps.    Century 
85:417-420:January  1913.    See  clippings  and  my  article. 
BROWNING.  MRS.  ROBERT  WEIDEMANN  BARRETT 

Mrs.  Barrett  DroTening'%  Letters.  By  Claudius  Clear.  Bookman 
6:463-66:Jan.   1898. 

BROWNING.  ROBERT.  TO  BEN  EZRA 

By  Percy  MacKaye,  Homage  to  Robert  DroTvning,  Aleph  Tanner 

28-36;  Also  in  Outlook  100:906-91 2: April  27.  1912    821.88  Xht. 
BROWNING.  ROBERT— WORDSWORTH.  TENNYSON.  AND 

National    Review.     New    Eclectic    Magazine    I  :3 :273-284:March 

1865;    l:4:415-427:ApriI    1865. 

BROWNING.  ROBERTO.  ED  ELISABETTA 

Fanny    Zampini    Salazar    con    Prefazione    di    Antonio    Fogazzaro. 

La    Vita   e  le   Opere   di  Roberto   Brorvning   ed  Elisabetta   Barrett 

Browning.     821.88  Bzs.  2  copies. 
BROWNING  ROOM  AT  WELLESLY  COLLEGE.  THE 

Literary  World  176- 177: June  2.   1883. 
BROWNING  SAID  OF  THE  RING  AND  THE  BOOK 

By  Ruth  Baldwin   Chenery.    At    Vesper   Time  Poems   53. 
By  Ruth  Baldwin  Chenery.  Homage   to   Robert  BroTvning,  Aleph 
Tanner  63.     821.88  Xht. 
BROWNING  SALES.  DODD  CATALOGUE  OF 
821.88  Adb. 

See   also   under   Catalogue. 

BROWNING  SETTLEMENT 

Statement  of  Accounts  1903-1907.   1911-1915     821.288  Xrff. 

BROWNING  SETTLEMENT.  ROBERT 

Report  on  9th- 13th  years   1903-07     821.88  Xsff. 

Same.    17th-21st  years   1911-15     821.88  Xsf. 

The    Thirteenth    Year    of.      Founded     1895.      Report     for     1907. 

821.88  Xsf. 

See     Bookman     42:248:63-70:May       1912.       Robert      Brorvning's 

Father.    By  Sir   Wm.   Robertson    Nicoll. 

BROWNING.  SHAKESPEARE'S  SIGNIFICANCE  FOR 

Inaugural-Dissertation.  By  G.  R.  Elliott.  36  pages  821.88  Lei. 
Same.  Another  copy,  72  pages.  Reprinted  from  Anglia  32:1,2. 
821.88  Lse. 


62  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

BROWNING  SOCIETIES 

Harpers  Monthly   77:98-9:Oct.    1888     821.88  Vik. 
Sicdman   Viclorian  Pods.    428-432     82I.88S812  c2. 
Third  Annual  Entertainment,  Announcement  of.    Given  at  Univer- 
sity College,  Gower  Street.    Friday  Evening,  June  27,  1884     821.88 
Mla. 

BROWNING  SOCIETY 

Poet  Lore  2:2:106. 

BROWNING  SOCIETY,  BOSTON  MEMORIAL 
Jan.  28,  1890    821.88  Bmb. 

BROWNING  SOCIETY,  NEW  YORK 

Yearbooks:  Third  Season  1909-10;  Fourth  Season  1910-11;  Fifth 
Season  1911-12;  Sixth  Season  1912-13;  Seventh  Season  1913-14; 
Eighth  Season  1914-15;  Ninth  Season  1915-16;  Eleventh  Season 
1917-18;  Twelfth  Season  1918-19;  Thirteenth  Season  1919-20; 
Fourteenth  Season  1920-21.  Contains  list  of  members  821.88  Vny. 
Addresses  Commemorating  the  Birth  of  Robert  Browning.  Deliv- 
ered before  the  New  York  Browning  Society  May  7,  1912,  New 
York  City.     821.88  Vnya. 

BROWNING  SOCIETY  OF  BOSTON 

The  Exercises  at  the  Memorial  Meeting  to  Robert  Browning.    Held 

in  King's  Chapel. 

Literary  World  21:3:40:Feb.   1,   1890. 

Same.  See   also  Boston  Browning  Societv. 

Library  Catalogue  (Copy  2)    1897,  46  pages  with  two  supplementi 

of  six  pages  each.     821.88  Absb. 

BROWNING  SOCIETY  OF  LONDON,  THE 

By  Kingsland.    Poet  Lore   1:7:329-330;  3:11:591;  3:12:649-650. 

BROWNING  SOCIETY   OF   THE   NEW   CENTURY   CLUB   OF 
PHILADELPHIA,  THE 

By  H.  S.  Morris.    Poet  Lore    1:1:35-37;    1:2:82;    1:3:128-129 
1:4:182-184;    1:5:225-231    1:6:279;    1:7:330-331;    1:10:488;    1 
11:523-524;     1:12:567-569;    2:10:549-550;    2:12:662-666;    3:2 
53-56;    3:2:107-111;    3:3:162-166;    3:5:292;    3 :6&7 :379-382. 
By   F.  Sulzberger.     Poet  Lore  3:11:591;    4:2:108-112;    4:5:288; 
4:10:533;    5:1:55-56;   5:2:112. 
By  F.  H.  W.    Poet  Lore  5:12:646-648. 
By  A.  S.  Stout.    Poet  Lore  8:6:366-368. 

BROWNING  SOCIETY  PAPERS 

(1)  Foretalk  by  F.  J.  Furnivall  On  the  Pod,  Objective  and  Sub- 
jedive;  on  the  Latter' s  Aim;  on  Shelley  as  Man  and  Poet.  By 
Robert  Browning;  (Being  a  reprint  of  the  introductory  essay  to  (25 
spurious)  Letters  of  Percy  Bysshe  Shelley,  Moxon  1852.)  Second 
Edition;  A  Bibliography  of  Robert  Brorening,  from  1833  to  1881. 
Compiled  by  Frederick  J.  Furnivall.    Third  Edition. 

(2)  Browning  Bibliography.  Additions,  31  December  1881.  F.  J. 
Furnivall;  Introductory  Address  to  the  Browning  Society,  by  J. 
Kirkman;  On  Pietro  of  Abano  and  the  Leading  Ideas  of  Dramatic 
Idyls,  Second  Series  1880,  by  J.  Sharpe;  on  Browning's  Fifine  at 
the  Fair,  by  J.  T.  Nettleship;  Mr.  Netdeship's  Classification  of 
Browning's  Worlds;  Mrs.  Orr's  Classification  of  Browning's  Poems; 
Notes  on  the  Cenius  of  Robert  Browning,  by  James  Thomson; 
The  Moorish  Front  to  the  Duomo  in  Luria,  by  Ernest  Radford; 
The  Original  of  Ned  Bratts,  by  Ernest  W.  Radford;  An  Analysis 
and  Summary  of  Fifne  at  the  Fair,  by  John  Sharpe. 


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BROWNINGIANA  63 

(3)  Broiviiing's  Philosoph}),  by  John  Bury;  Dishup  Dlougram'j 
Apolog}^,  by  E.  Johnson;  The  Idea  of  PersonaliiX),  ai  Embodied 
in  Robert  Broivning's  Poetry,  by  Hiram  Corson;  The  Religioui 
Teaching  of  Drojvning,  by  Dorothea  Beale;  An  Account  of  Abbe 
Voglcr  (from  Fetis  &  Nisard),  by  Miss  Eleanor  Marx;  Con- 
science and  Art  in  Drorvi>ing,  by  E.  Johnson. 

(4)  Brorvning's  Intuition,  Specially  in  Regard  of  Music  and  the 
Plastic  Arts,  by  J.  T.  Nettleship;  On  Some  Points  in  Broivning'i 
Vieiv  of  Life,  by  B.  F.  Wescott;  One  Aspect  of  Brorening's  Vil- 
lains, by  Miss  E.  D.  West;  Bro'wning's  Poems  on  Cod  and  Im- 
mortality as  Bearing  on  Life  Here,  by  William  F.  Revell ;  James 
Lee's  Wife,  by  J.  H.  Bulkeley;   Aht   Voglcr,  by  Mrs.  Turnbull. 

(5)  On  Some  Prominent  Points  of  Browning's  Teaching,  by  W. 
A.  Raleigh;  Caliban  Upon  Sctebos,  with  Some  Notes  on  Brown- 
ing's Subtlety  and  Humour,  by  J.  Colter  Morison ;  In  a  Balcony, 
by  Mrs.  Turnbull. 

(7)  Is  Browning  Dramatic?  by  Arthur  Symons;  On  Mr.  Sludge, 
the  Medium,  by  Edwin  Johnson;  Browning  as  a  Scientific  Poet, 
by  Edward  Berdoe. 

(8)  On  the  Development  of  Browning's  Cenius  in  His  Capacity 
as  Poet  or  Maimer,  by  J.  T.  Nettleship;  On  Aristophanes'  Apology, 
by  John  B.  Bury;  Love's  Value,  Colomhe's  Birthday,  Act  IV 
(The  Avowal  of  Valence),  by  Leonard  S.  Outram;  Andrea  Del 
Sarto,  by  Albert  Fleming;  Browning  as  a  Landscape  Painter,  by 
Howard  S.  Pearson ;  The  Reasonable  Rythm  of  Some  of  Brown- 
ing's Poems,  by  H.  J.  Bulkeley;  Prince  Hohenstiel-Schwangau, 
by  C.  H.  Hereford. 

(9)  Strafford  at  the  Strand  Theatre,  Dec.  21.  1886,  by  John  Tod- 
hunter;  A  Death  in  the  Desert,  by  Mrs.  M.  G.  Glazebrook;  A 
Crammatical  Analysis  of  O  Lyric  Love,  by  F.  J.  Furnivall;  Some 
Notes  on  Mr.  Browning's  Latest  Volume,  by  Arthur  Symons; 
Some  Notes  on  Browning's  Poems  Referring  to  Music,  by  Helen 
J.  Ormerod. 

(10)  Brownings  View  of  Life,  by  Mr.  Revell;  Browning's  Esti- 
mate of  Life,  by  Edward  Berdoe;  Browning's  Jews  and  Shaf(C- 
speare's  Jew,  by  Prof.  Barnett;  Aht  Vogler,  the  Man,  by  Helen 
J.  Ormerod;  Browning  as  a  Teacher  of  the  Nineteenth  Century, 
by  Mrs.  C.  M.  Whitehead;   Saul,  by  Anne  M.  Stoddart. 

(11)  Paracelsus,  The  Reformer  of  Medicine,  by  Edward  Berdoe; 
Andrea  del  Sarto  and  Abl  Vogler,  by  Helen  J.  Ormerod;  La 
Saisiaz,  by  W.  Robertson;  On  the  Difficulties  and  Obscurities  En- 
countered in  a  Study  of  Browning's  Poems,  by  James  Bertram  Old- 
ham; On  Prince  Hohenstiel-Schwangau,  by  Jos.  King,  Jan.;  On 
A  Toccata  of  Caluppi's,  by  Mrs.  Alexander  Ireland;  Numpholep- 
tos  and  Browning's  IVomen.  by  Mrs.  Glazebrooke;  The  Wife- 
Love  and  Friend-Love  of  Robert  Browning,  by  J.  J.  G.  Graham. 
{\2)An  Analysis  of  Sordello,  by  Wm.  Jn.  Alexander;  Robert 
Browning's  Ancestors,  by  F.  J.  Furnivall;  Some  Remarl(s  on 
Browning's  Treatment  of  Parenthood,  by  Mrs.  Alexander  Ireland; 
On  the  Line-Numbering,  Fresh  Lines,  Etc.,  in  The  Ring  and  the 
Boo}(,  by  Benjamin  Sagar;  The  Value  of  Browning's  Worl(,  by 
William  F.  Revell ;  Taurello  Salinguerra :  historical  details  illus- 
trative of  Browning's  Sordello;  Muratori  and  Browning  Compared, 
by  W.  M.  Rossetli. 

By  William  Stetson  Merrill.  Library  Journal  28:l04:March  1903. 
Poet  Lore  2:7:379-384. 


64  BAILOR  UNIVERSITY 

Childe   Roland   to   ihe   Darfj;   Toruer   Came.     Poet   Lore    13:2:262; 

13:3:437. 

Reviewed  in  Outlook   57:721  :Nov.  20,   1897. 

By  Edward  P.  Van  Dufee.    Library  Journal  28:104:March  1903. 

By  Edward  C.  Williams.    Library  Journal  28:52: Feb.   1903. 

BROWNING  SOCIETY'S  THIRD  ANNUAL  ENTERTAINMENT. 
THE 

To  be  given  at  University  College,  Gower  Street,  on  Friday  Eve- 
ning, June  27.  1884.     821.88  Mia. 

BROWNING,  SOME  CHILD  CRITICS  OF 

By   W.    W.     (Acad.)     Littell's    Living    Age    214: 127-8:July    10. 
1897. 

BROWNING— SOME  MEMORIES  OF 

By  William  G.  Kingsland.    Contemporary  Review  102:1  :202-210: 

Aug.  1912. 
BROWNING,  SOME  THOUGHTS  ON 

By  Mary  A.  Lewis.    (Mac  M.)    Liltell's  Living  Age  154:238-246: 

July  29,  1882. 
BROWNING,    SOME    UNPUBLISHED    PAPERS    OF.    ROBERT 
AND  ELIZABETH  B. 

Edited  with  comments.    By  George  S.   Hellman.    Harper's  Maga- 
zine 132:790:530-539:Marcb   1916. 

BROWNING  STUDIES 

Being  Select  Papers  by  Members  of  the  Browning  Society.    Edited 
with  an  introduction  by   Edward  Berdoe.     821.88  Vlbs.  2  copies. 
By  Edward  Berdoe.    Bookman  2:535-36:Feb.    1896. 
By  Vernon  C.  Harrington.     821.88  Dhs. 

BROWNING  STUDY  HINTS 

Three  Poems  Related  to  Married  Life.    By  P.  A.  C.    Poet  Lore 
3:10:521-522;    3:11:588-589;    3:12:637-639;    5:8&9:453-455. 

BROWNING  STUDY  PROGRAMMES 

By  Charlotte  Porter  and  Helen  A.  Clarke.     821.88.  2  copies  (one 
in  Camberwell  Edition  in  two  volumes;  one  in  one  volume). 

BROWNING  STUDY  PROGRAMME 

By  C.  P.  and  H.  C.    Poet  Lore  8:8:586-592. 

BROWNING  TO  BEN  EZRA 

A   Centenar\)  Soliloquy;.    By  Percy  Mac  Kaye.    Outlook   100:906- 

912:April  27,  1912    821.88  Xmb. 
BROWNING  TONIC 

By  Martha  Baker  Dunn.    Atlantic  Monthly  90:203-211. 
BROWNING  TREASURE  BOOK.  A 

Extracts    from    Browning.     Selected    and    arranged    by    Alice    M. 

Warburton.     821.88  Stw. 
BROWNING— TWO  MASTERS 

Browning    and    Turgenlef.     By    Philip    Stafford    Moxom.      821.88 
Dmt. 
BROWNING  USEFUL.  MAKING 

Outlook  44:19:July  4.  1891. 

BROWNING  VERSUS  BROWNING 

By  Harrison  S.  Morris.    Poet  Lore  1  :9:408-421. 

BROWNING  VERSUS  TENNYSON 

By  Anna  Robertson  Brown.    Poet  Lore  2:12:628-634. 

BROWNING  WHISTLE  OR  SING?  DID 

By  F.  Morgan  Padelford.    (Cornh.)    Litlell's  Living  Age  261  :475- 
482: May  22.  1909. 


BROWNINGIANA  65 

BROWNING.  WORDSWORTH  AND  TENNYSON 

By  Waller  Bagehot.    Literary  Studies  2:326-381      824.8  BI44e. 
Same.    Nineteenth  Century  Prose  274-337     824.08  D353n. 

BROWNING.  WRITER  OF  PLAYS.  ROBERT 

By    W.    L.   Courtney.     Eclectic    Magazine    New    Series   38:3:358- 

366:Sept.   1883. 

Same.   Fortnightly   Review  888-900: June    I.    1883     821.88  Xman. 
BROWNING  YEAR  BOOK.  THE  ROBERT 

By  J.  R.  Tutin.     821.88  Gyb. 
BROWNING?  YES  IN  A  GENERAL  WAY 

Poem.  From  H  .E.  W.  to  W.  C.  E.    (Spectator.)    Littell's  Living 

Age  190:578. 
BROWNINGIANA 

By   Edmund   Gosse   and   Alfred    Forman.    Athenaeum   3607:838: 

Dec.  12.  1896. 
BROWNINGS.  THE 

By   Mis.  Andrew  Crosse.     (Temp.   B.)     Littell's  Living  Age   192: 

719-728. 

By  Editor.    Outlook  86:525  :July  6,   1907. 

BROWNING'S  ANCESTORS 

By  F.  J.  Furnival.    London  Browning  Society  Papers   12:26-45. 

Littell's  Living  Age  233:574.    Books  and  Authors. 
BROWNING'S  ANCESTORS.   REF.  TO   A  TABLET  ERECTED 

TO  ONE  OF 

Editorial.    Independent  54:1313:1902. 

BROWNINGS  AND  AMERICA.  THE 

By  Elizabeth  Porter  Gould.     821.88  Kgab   (Copy  2). 
BROWNINGS,  BIOGRAPHY  OF 

By  L.  Whiting.    Independent  71  :350. 

By  Lilian  Whiting.    Reviewed  in  Outlook  99:878     821.88  Bwb. 
BROWNING'S  ANSWERS  TO  QUESTIONS  CONCERNING  SOME 

OF  HIS  POEMS.  ROBERT 

By  A.  Allen  Brockin<;ton.    Cornhill   Magazine   (New  Series  213) 

(Old  Series  651):March   1914     821.88  Zcm. 

BROWNING'S  ATTITUDE  TOWARD  ART  AND  NATURE 

By  Owen  Seaman.  Notes  to  the  Pocket  Volume  of  Selections  from 
the  Poems  of  Robert  Browning.  By  Alex  Hill.  107-114  821.88 
Dhn. 

BROWNINGS  ATTITUDE  WITH  REGARD  TO  ART 

By    A.    C.    R.     The    Primitive    Methodist    Quarterly    Review    and 
Christian  Ambassador  467-481  :July   1890     821.88  Lba. 
BROWNING'S  BIOGRAPHERS.  MISTAKES  OF 

Dial   54:38:Jan.    16,    1913. 

BROWNING'S  BIRTHDAY.  MAY  7.  Program  for 
Chautauquan  62:413  :May  1911. 

(Poem.)    By  Wm.   Harman  Van  Allen.    Emerson  College  Maga- 
zine 20:3  :  136:Jan.   1912.     (Read  at  Boston  Browning  Society.) 
By   William    Harman   Van   Allen.    Homage    lo   Robert   Drojvning, 
Aleph  Tanner  48     821.88  Xht. 

BROWNING'S  BOOKS.  NOTES  ON 

By  George  W.  Cooke.    Poet  Lore  3  :6&7:366-68. 

BROWNING'S  CASUISTRY 

By  Sir  Leslie  Stephen.  National  Review.  Littell's  Living  Age  236: 
257-271  :Jan.   31.    1903. 

BROWNING'S  CRITICISM  OF  LIFE 

By  William   F.  Revell.     821.88  Drc. 


66  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

BROWNING  CULT  IN  AMERICA.  AN  ECHO  OF  THE 

By  Mrs.   Hornbrooke.    Dial  48:91  :Feb.    1.    1910. 
BROWNINGS  DEATH 

Various  clippings  cx)ncerning.    Critic  Jan.   11,   1890. 
BROWNING'S  DEFENSE  OF  HIS   ALLEGED  OBSCURITY  OF 

STYLE 

Dial  41:231 -232  :Oci.  16.  1906. 
BROWNINGS  DICTION 

American  Notes  and  Queries  2:26:304-305  :April  27,  1889. 
BROWNINGS  EARLY  CAREER  AND  LATER  INFLUENCES 

Editorial.    Dial  52:91  :Feb.   1.   1912. 

BROWNING'S  EARLY  WORK 

By  Roger  Ingpen.  Review  of  The  Early  Lilerary  Career  of 
Robert  Brorvning,  by  T.  R.  Lounsbury.  (T.  Fisher  Unwin,  Pub- 
lisher.)   Bookman  42:248: 74-75: May  1912. 

BROWNING'S  ENGLAND 

A  Study  of  En§lish  Influences  in  Drowning.    By  Helen  Archibald 

Clarke.     821.88  Kce. 

See  Dial  45:41 5  :Dec.  1,   1908. 

BROWNINGS  ESTIMATE  OF  LIFE 

By  Edward  Berdoe.    London  Browning  Society  Papers  10:200-206 
BROWNINGS  ESTIMATE  OF  THE  VALUE  OF  EFFORT 

By  J.   S.  K.   Moss  and  J.    Brunton   Aitken.      From   Notes  to   the 

Pocl^ei  Volume  of  Selections  From  the  Poems  of  Robert  Broivning, 

by  Alex  Hill.  37-40    821.88  Dim. 
BROWNING'S  ETHICAL  IMPULSE,  MRS. 

By  Thomas  Bradfield.    Literary  Digest   13:715:Oct.   1896. 

BROWNING'S  FATHER.  ROBERT 

By  Sir  Wm.  Robertson  Nicoll.    Bookman  42:248:63-70: May  1912 

821.88  Xbm. 

A  New   Theory  of  Wall   Whitman's  Genius.    Literary  Digest   18: 

Ml  67. 
BROWNINGS  FOR  THE  YOUNG,  THE 

By  Frederic  G.  Kenyon.      821.88  Syk. 

BROWNING'S  HEROINES 

By  Ethel  Colburn  Mayne.    With  Frontispiece  and  Decorations,  by 

Maxwell  Armfield.     821.88  Pmh. 

By   M.   R.    Pridham.    Notes  to  the   Pocket   Volume   of   Selections 

from  the  Poems  of  Robert  Browning.  By  Alex  Hill.  59-65     821.88 

Dhn. 
BROWNINGS  IN  FLORENCE.  THE 

By  Anne  Hollingsworth  Wharton.    Book  News  24:283:467-471: 

March   1906. 
BROWNING'S  INTELLECTUAL  EQUIPMENT 

By  Dean  Farrar.    Literary  Digest  14:552:March  6,   1897. 
BROWNINGS  INTUITION 

Specially   in   Regard   of    Music   and   the    Plastic   Arts.     By   J.    T. 

Nettleship.    London   Browning  Society   Papers  4:381-396     821.88 

Dbs. 
BROWNING'S  ITALY 

A  Study  of  Italian  Life  and  Art  in  Browning.  By  Helen  Archi- 
bald Clarke.     821.88  Kci. 

By  Helen  Archibald  Clarke.    Dial  43:384:Dec.   1.   1907. 
Same.  Independent  63:1463. 
Same.  Bookman  26: 509: Jan.  1908. 


BPvOWNINGIANA  67 

BROWNING'S  JEWS  VERSUS  SHAKESPEARE'S  JEWS 

Editorial   under   Notes   and   News.     Poet   Lore    1:1:53. 

By  Professor  Barnett.    Berdoe  Browning  Studies  253-266     821.88 

VIbs. 

Same.   Eondon  Browning  Society  Papers  10:207-220     821.88  Db». 

BROWNINGS  LAPSES 

By  W.  H.  Browne.    American  Journal  of   Philology  32:241:482- 
485. 
BROWNING'S  LINEAGE 

By  Henry  Van  Dyke,  Homage  (o  Robert  BroTvning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 63     821.88  Xht.    See  also  Van  Dyke's  Poems. 
Same.   Literary  Digest  34:266: Feb.    16,   1907. 

BROWNINGS  MASTERPIECE 

In  Master-Spirits.    By  Robert  Buchanan.    89-109     820.04  B9I8mi. 

BROWNING'S  MASTERY  OF  RHYME 

By  William  J.  Rolfe.    Boston  Browning  Society   Papers    164-172 

821.88  Vbp. 
BROWNING'S  MAXIMILLIAN  EDITORS 

Reviewed.    Contemporary   Review    101  : 1  :456:March    1912. 

Diographx)  of  Drownings.    Independent  71  :350. 

Reviewed    in    Outlook   99:878     821.88    Bwb. 

See  Dial  45:41  5  :Dec.   1.   1908. 

Editorial.    Independent  46:2:1458:1894. 
BROWNING'S  MEN 

By  J.  Wiley  Jones.     821.88  Pjm. 
BROWNING'S  MESSAGE  TO  HIS  TIME:  HIS  RELIGION,  PHI- 
LOSOPHY AND  SCIENCE 

By  Edward  Berdoe.     821.88  Dbm. 
Same.   Nation  50:420:1890. 

BROWNING'S  MESSAGE  TO  HIS  TIME 

Outlook  44:942:Nov.  14.  1891. 
BROWNING'S  MESSAGE  TO  THE  NINETEENTH  CENTURY. 

ROBERT 

By  James  T.  Bixby.    Arena  I  :3  :283-297:Feb.  1890. 
BROWNINGS  N.A^RRATIVE  VERSE 

By  Clarke  S.  Northup.    Dial  43:367:Dec.  1,   1907. 

BROWNING'S  NEGLECT  OF  ENGLISH  SCENERY 

Nation  76:92:Jan.    1903. 

BROWNING'S  OBSCURITY 

By   Robert    Niven.     New    England    Magazine    577-581  :Jan.    1890 

821 .88  Xman. 
BROWNING'S  OBSCURITY  AND  HIS  ELOPEMENT  WITH  MISS 

BARRETT 

By    Francis   Gribble.     Littell's    Living   Age    273 :674-683  :June    15, 

1912. 

Nineteenth  Century  71  :976-988:May   1912. 

BROWNING  ON  ART 

By  R.   M.  Adamson.    The  Scottish  Review   2:15:85-87. 
BROWNINGS  ONLY  PUBLIC  SPEECH 

LitteH's  Living  Age  184:1^2: Jan.   18.   1890. 

BROWNING'S  OPTIMISM 

By  W.  N.  G.    Dial  18:290:May  16.  1895. 

BROWNING'S  PHILOSOPHY 

By  John  Bury.    Berdoes  Brorvning  Studies.    28-46     821.88  VIbs. 
Same.   London   Browning  Society   Papers  3:259-277     821.68  Dbf. 


68  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

BROWNINGS  PICTURES  OF  CHIVALRY 

By  H.  L.  Reed.    Poet  Lore  11  :4:588-60L 
BROWNINGS  PLACE  IN  LITERATURE 

By    Emily     Shaw    Forman.      Cosmopolitan     8:5:560-564March 

1890    821.88  Xsf. 

Same.   Fortnightly    Review     58:     Old    Style    95 : 560-564  :Oct.     1. 

1871     821.88  Xsf. 

By  A.  Orr.    Contemporary  Review  23  :934-965  :May  1874. 

By  Mrs.  Alexander  Orr.    Littell's  Living  Age  122:67-85     821.88 

Dam. 

BROWNINGS  POETRY.  ELIZABETH  BARRETTS  INFLUENCE 
ON  OK, 

By  John  W.  Cunliffe.    Modern  Language  Association   23:2:New 
Series  16:2:1908     821.88  Bwe. 
BROWNING'S  PORTRAITS  OF  WOMEN 

By  W.  T.  Davison.    (London  Times.)    Littell's  Living  Age  281  : 

352-356. 

BROWNINGS,  READING  LIST  ON  THE 

Salem  Public  Library  3:21  :Jan.  1897     821.88  Asl. 

BROWNING'S  RELATION  TO  OTHER  POETS  OF  THE  CEN- 
TURY 

By  C.  E.  Vaughan.  Notes  to  the  Pocket  Volume  of  Selections 
from  the  Poems  of  Robert  Browning.  By  Alex  Hill.  13-16 
821.88  Dhn. 

BROWNINGS  RELIGION 

Homilelic  Review  39:2I0-16:Sept.   1900. 

BROWNING'S  ROMANCE  AS  REFLECTED  IN  THEIR  POETRY. 
THF 

Literary  Digest  31  :609-610:Oct.  28.  1905. 
BROWNING'S  SCIENCE 

By  Edward  Berdoe.    Poet  Lore   1  :8:353-362. 

By  H.  E.  Nesmith,  Jr.    Poet  Lore  2:5:287. 
BROWNING'S  SCIENCE  AS  SHOWN  IN  NUMPHOLEPTOS 

By  Edward  Berdoe.    Poet  Lore  2:12:617-624. 

BROWNING'S  SHRINE 

By   John    Howard    Jewett,    Homage    lo    Robert   Drowning,   Aleph 

Tanner  91-92     821.88  Xht. 
BROWNING'S  STANDPOINT 

By   L.   Wright.    From   Papers  of   the  Jacksonville   B.  Club  2:11: 

604-607. 

BROWNING'S  STORIES 

821.88  Fhs. 
BROWNING'S  STRAFFORD 

Edited  by  Hereford  B.  George.    At  the  Clarendon  Press.    Oxford 

1908.    821.88  Hsg. 
BROWNING'S  SUMMERS  IN  BRITTANY 

By    A.    M.    Mosher.     Century    54:755-768:Sepl.    1897.    32    New 

Series. 
BROWNING'S  TEACHING  ON  FAITH.  LIFE  AND  LOVE 

By  W.  Arthur  Hind.     821.88  Rhtf. 

BROWNINGS.  THE— THEIR  LIFE  AND  ART 

By  Lilian  Whiting.  821.88  Bwb.  Two  copies:  Fly  leaf  con- 
tains presentation  in  autograph  of  Miss  Whiting. 


BROWNINGIANA  69 

Review  of  Books.    By  Lilian  Whiting.    Contemporary  Review  101  : 

l:456:March   1912. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  271:572.    BooLs  and  Authors. 
BROWNINGS.  THE 

By    Ida    A.    Ashborn.     New    England    Magazine     13:Nov.    1886 

(Typewritten). 
BROWNINGS  THEISM 

By  Josiah  Royce.    Boston  Society  Papers  7-34     821.88  V''lbi. 
BROWNINGS  THEOLOGY 

(Spectator.)    Littell's  Living  Age    192:374-376. 
BROWNINGS  THEORY  OF  ROMANTIC  LOVE 

By  George  Willis  Cooke.    Boston  Browning  Society  Papers  84-98 

821.88  Vbp. 
BROWNINGS  TREATMENT  OF  NATURE 

See  under  Treatment  of  Nature. 
BROWNINGS  VIEW  OF  LIFE 

(St.  James'  Gaz.)    Littell's  Living  Age  184:255-256. 
BROWNINGS  VIEW  OF  LIFE.  ON  SOME  POINTS  IN 

By  B.  F.  Wesfcott.    London  Browning  Society  Papers  4:397-410 

821.88  Dbs. 
BROWNING'S  WOMEN 

By  Mary  E.  Burt.    With  an  Introduction  by  Rev.  Edward  Everett 

Hale.    (Miss  Burt's  Autograph.)      821.88  Pbn. 

By  M.  E.  Burt.    Poet  Lore   1:11  :534. 

By   Mary   Fredrica  Gross.     821.88  Dgw. 

By  Clark  S.  Northup.    Dial  58:258-9: April   1,  1915. 
BROWSINGS  IN  SHAKSPEARE 

By  W.  S.  Kennedy.    Poet  Lore   1  3  :70-74: Autumn  1904. 
BROWSINGS  IN  THE  TEMPEST 

By  Wm.  S.  Kennedy.    Poet  Lore  9:4:577-85:1897. 
BRUCE.  A.  B..  AND  OTHERS.  R.  G.  MOULTON.  J.  P.  PETERS 

The  Bible  as  Literature  Biblical  World  9:31  1 -313  :ApriI    1897. 

BRUERE,  ROBERT 

Nole  lo  Rabbi  Ben  Ezra  Bp  Robert  Drowmng.    Printed  by  hand 
at  The  Village  Press,  Hingham,  Mass.,   1904. 

BRUNO.  GIORDANO 

Contemporary   Review    1 1  I  :257-261  :Feb.    1917,    Literary    Supple- 
ment 1 13. 

BRUNTON.  REV.  WILLIAM 

Lellcrs   of  Roberl   Drowning   and   Elizabeth    Barrett,    Homage    to 
Robert  Brorvning,  Aleph  Tanner   106     821.88  Xht. 

BUCHANAN.  ROBERT 

Robert  Browning.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  52 

821.88  Xht. 

Master-spirits.    Browning's  Masterpiece  89-109     820.04  B918ms. 

Thomas  Love  Pcacoclf.    (New  Quarterly  Review.)    Littell's  Living 

Age  126:157-165. 
BUCHANAN'S  POEMS.  ROBERT 

(Reviews.)    Saturday  Review  38:378-380:Sept.   19,    1874. 
BUCKE,  DR.  R.  MAURICE 

A  NcTv   Theory  of   Walt   Whitman's  Cenius.    Literary  Digest   18: 

487-488: April  29.   1899. 
BUDGET  OF  MEMORIES.  A 

By  Sir  George  Otto  Trevelyan.   Bart.    Littell's   Living  Age  260: 

280-284. 


70  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

BULKELEY.  H.  J. 

On  Hearing  of  the  Deat'n  of  Robert  Drowning,  Homage  to  Robert 

Bro-a>ning,  Aieph  Tanner  123-125     821.88  Xht. 

Jamei  Lee's    Wife.    Berdoe's  Broivning  Studia    130-142     821.88 

Vlbs. 

Same.  London   Browning  Society  Papers  4:455-467     821.88  Dbs. 

The  Reasonable  Rh])thm  of  Some  of  Drotvning's  Poems.    London 

Browning  Society  Papers  8:119-31      821.88  Dbs. 
BULLETIN  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY  OF  TEXAS 

The  Grotesque  in  the  Poetry  of  Robert  Drowning.    By  Lily  Best 

Campbell.  B.  L.   April  1,  1907     821.88  Dcg. 
BULLETIN.  SAN  FRANCISCO  PUBLIC  LIBRARY  MONTHLY 

Drownings   IVorks.     821.88  Asf. 
BURHAM.  SUSAN  WOOD 

The  Integrity  of  the  Home.    New  Church  Review  16:41 4-423  :July 

1909. 

Music  As   We  All  Know  it.    New   Church  Review    16:224-238: 

April  1909. 
BURIAL  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING.  THE 

By   Michael   Field,   Homage   to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph   Tanner 

125-126    821.88  Xht. 
BURIALS  IN  WESTMINSTER  ABBEY 

Current  Opinion  9:356-358. 
BURLINGAME,  E.  L. 

Drowning  Cyclopedia.    Athenaeum    1  :744-74t 

Library  of  the  World's  Dest  Literature.    By  Warner.    5:2557-2593. 

Selections  2565-2593     R  803  W279. 

Why  Drowning  is  not  more  Popular.    Literary  Digest   15:399-400: 

July  31.  1897. 
BURNE-JONES  AND  THE  PRE-RAPHAELITE 

By  Cecil  Farifieid  Lovell.    Chaulauquan  46:69-72: March   1907. 
BURNE-JONES.  EDWARD 

By   Wilham   Knight.     Fortnightly   Review   86:680:Oct.    1906. 

BURNE-JONES.  HIS  ETHICS  AND  ART 

Editor.    Edinburgh  Review   189:24-47: Jan.  1899. 

BURNEY,  FANNY.  HER  DIARY  AND  HER  DAYS 

Editor.    Edinburgh  Review  203  :85-l  16:Jan.   1906. 

BURNS.  AS  AN  ENGLISH  POET 

By  David  Christie  Murray.    Eclectic  Magazine   140: 194-200: Feb. 

1903. 
BURR,  AMELIA  JOSEPHINE 

Creatheart:   To  Robert   Browning,    Homage   to   Robert  Drowning, 

Aleph  Tanner  24     821.88  Xht. 
BURR,  DANIEL  SWIFT 

Diary  of  a  Journey  in  America  in  1805.    Journal  of  American  Hi»- 

tory   3:2:452:  Fall   Nov.    1909. 

BURRILL,  EDGAR  WHITE 

The  Passing  of  the   Old  in  Drama.    Arena  3  :205-224. 

BURROUGHS.  JOHN 

Complete  Poetical  and  Dramatic  Worl(s;  a  criticism.    Atlantic  77: 

272-274:  Feb.  1896. 

Lucid  Literature.    Independent  52:928-930:1900. 

Poetry  and  Eloquence.    Chautauquan   15:63-65 :  April    1892. 

The  Vital  Touch  In  Literature.   Atlantic  Monthly  83  :399-406:Jan. 

1899. 
BURT.  MARY  E. 

Drowning's  Women.  With  an  Introduction  by  Rev.  Edward  Everett 


BROWNINGIANA  71 

Hale.    Charles  H.  Kerr  &  Co..  Chicago.  III..  1887     821.88  Pbw. 
Same.   Poet  Lore  1:11  :534. 

The  MuiCi  In   The   Common  School.    Atlantic    Monthly   67:531- 
537:  April   1891. 

Thoughts  from  liobcrl  Broitining.    Selected  and  Arranged.    (Type- 
written)     821.88  Sbb. 
BURTON.  RICHARD 

Browning,  Homage  to  Robert  BroTuning,  Aleph  Tanner  26     821.88 
Xht. 

The  Cambeni>ell  Carilen  in  L\)ric  Year.    23-4     811.08  L992c. 
The  Dark  in  Literature.    Forum  30: 754-757: Feb.   1901. 
Edited    with    Introduction    and    Noles.     Select    Poemi    of    Robert 
Drorening.    The   Belles-Lettres  Series.    Section  6  Nineteenth   Cen- 
tury Poets.    D.  C.  Heath  &  Co..  Boston.    1910     821.88  Gbb. 
The  Essa^  on  Mood  and  Form.    Forum  32:125:Sept.   1901. 
Little  Eisa^s  in  Literature.   The  Brownings  287-291      814  B9741. 
The  Renaissance  Pictures  in  Robert  Droivning's  Poetry.    Poet  Lore 
10:1:66-76. 

Renaissance    Pictures    in     Broivning's    Poetry.     Literary    Livings 
150-171     821.88. 
BURY.  JOHN 

Aristophanes'  Apology.    London  Browning  Society  Papers  8:79-86 

821.88  Dbs. 

Browning's  Philosophy.    Berdoe's  Browning  Studies  28-46     821.88 

Vlbs. 

Same.  London  Browning  Society  Papers  3:259-277     821.88  Dbs. 

BUTLER.  A.  MAYNARD 

A   View  of  Ibsen.    Contemporary  Review  81  :707-719:May   1902. 
BUTLER.  BROWNING  AND 

By  J.  Churton  Collins.    (Contemp.  R.)    Litfell's  Living  Age  267: 

481-488:Nov.  19.  1910. 
BUTTERWORTH.  HEZEKIAH 

Poets  Who  Were  Laughed  At.    Good  Cheer   l:4:Nov.   1900. 
BYNNER.  WITTER 

To  Robert  Browning,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

25-26    821.88  Xht. 

To  Robert  Browning:  Poem  of  57  Lines.    Current  Literature  53: 

ll0:July  1912.     Same  poem  in  Lyric  Year  25-27. 
BYRON.  BROWNING  ON 

Poet  Lore    10:3:470-72. 

BYRON  IN  DEFINITE  FORM 

By  Melville  B.  Anderson.    Dial  36:389-90: June   16.   1904. 
BYRON.  M.  C. 

A  Day    With  the  Poet  Browning.    Hodder  &  Stoughton.  London. 

England.   N.   D.     821.88  Xdw. 
BYRON  REVIVAL.  THE 

By  W.  P.  Trent.    Forum  26:245-254:Oct.   1898. 

BY  THE  FIRESIDE 

By   M.   B.    Baylor   Literary    12:Dec.   4.    1904.    In  bound  volume 
entitled  "Baylor  Literary  and  Georgetonian."     821.88  Xblg. 
Poet  Lore   13:2:315. 

BY  THE  FIRESIDE  AND  OTHER  POEMS 

By  Robert  Browning.    The  Arden  Boolfs.   The  St.  Catherine  Press. 

London.     821.88  Gbf. 
BY  THE  SEA 

By  Bayard  Taylor.    After  Robert  Browning  A  Parody  Anthology, 

by  Carolyn  Wells.    203     821.08  W453pa. 


(The)  Anal^tici  of  Literature  again.    Poet  Lore  5:10:529-31. 

Athenaeum   Reviews.     Poet   Lore   3:10:528-29. 

Books   of   Criiichm.     Poet   Lore   5 :8&9:469-74. 

Bool(s  on   Tennyson.    Poet  Lore  9:1:138-41. 

Boston  Browning  Society  Papers.    Poet  Lore    10:3:443-45. 

BroJi>ning   as   Others   See   Him:    Berdoe,   Jones,    Nettleship.     Poet 

Lore  8:5:265-70. 

Browning  Bool(s  of  the  Year.    Poet  Lore  5:5:277-83. 

Broivning  Illuslraied.    Poet  Lore  3:2:95-96. 

(The)   Cambridge  Browning.    Poet  Lore  8:5:271-72. 

Flower  Songs  in  Fra  Lippo.    Poet  Lore  2:5:262-63. 

(The)  Life  of  the  Spirit  in  the  Modern  Poets.    Poet  Lore  7:86c9: 

455-58. 

New  Editions.    Poet  Lore  8:8:611-17. 

New  Volumes  of  Lilerar})  Essav.    Poet  Lore  7:12:625-27. 

Notes  on  American   Verse.    Poe't  Lore  9:3 :445-50;    10:1:134-38. 

(The)  Query  Answered.    Poet  Lore  1  :5:49-50. 

Reading  Course  for  a  Young  Poet.    Poet  Lore  9:1  :  118-22. 

Recent  American  Verse.    Poet  Lore  8:2:95-99;  9:1:126-31. 

Recent  Boolfs  on  Tennyson.    Poet  Lore  5:2:630-35. 

Repetition  and  Parallelism   in  English    Verse.     Poet   Lore   7:8&9: 

458-59. 

(A)  Scientist's  Argnment  for  the  Infinite.    Poet  Lore  11:2:309-12. 

Some  Modern  Portuguese  Sonnets.    Poet  Lore  6:10:518-20. 

Some  Recent  American   Verse.    Poet  Lore  8:6:370-74. 

Stedman's  Victorian  Anthology.    Poet  Lore  7:12:630. 

The  Survival  of  the  Essay.    Poet  Lore  9:3:431-36. 

The  Technical  Musical  Allusions  in  A   Toccata  of  Caluppi's.    Poet 

Lore  2:10:546-47. 

CABOT,  ELLA  L. 

Children's  Reading  as  a  Help  in  Training  Character. 

CADY,  CHAUNCEY  MARVIN 

The  English   Bible  and  English   Writers.    Biblical   World  9:185- 
193:  March  1897. 

CAILLARD,  EMMA  MARIE 

CeiUres  of  Scientific  and  Religious   Thoughts.    Contemporary  Re- 
view 88:389-397  :Sept.  1905. 

CALENDAR 

See  Year  Boolf. 

Drawings  by  Ethel  Davis  Seal.    Barse  &  Hopkins,  New  York. 

CALENDAR,  BROWNING 

By  Editor.    Outlook  78:737:Nov.  19,  1904. 
CALENDAR,  Browning  Day  by  Day 

By  Constance  M.  Spender.     821.88  Sdd. 

CALENDAR,  THE  BROWNINGS 

Selections    from    Robert    and    Elizabeth    Browning.     Drawings    by 

Edith  Davis  Seal.    Barse  &  Hopkins,  New  York,  1918. 
CALENDAR:  BROWNING  YEAR  BOOK 

5e/ec(io;i5  for  every  day  in  the  year  from  the  prose  and  poetry  of 

Robert  Browning  by  C.  M.  T.,   1903. 


BROWNINGIANA  73 

CALENDAR,  A  BROWNING.  1905 

821.88  Xbc. 
CALENDAR  FOR  THE  YEAR  1905.  A  BROWNING 

No.  71  of  one  hundred  and  twenty-five  copiei  printed.  O.  Anackcr. 

London.  1904.     821.88  Sbc. 
CALENDAR  FOR  1912 

Thoughts  from  Browning.     821.88  Xae. 
CALENDAR.  THE  BROWNING'S  1918 

821.88  Xac. 
CALENDAR  1919 

CALENDAR.  THE  1919  BROWNING'S 
CALIBAN 

Poet  Lore  9:1:89. 

The  Study  Class.    By  Anna  Benneson  McMahan.    204-205     807 
CALIBAN  AND  SAUL 

By  S.  S.  Curry.    Arena  49:47-50:July   1908     051    Or35. 
CALIBAN  CONSIDERED.  AN  OBJECTION  TO  BROWNING'S 

By  Maude  Wilkinson.    Poet  Lore  5:2:562-64. 
CALIBAN.  IN  RE 

By  Oscar  L.  Triggs.    Poet  Lore    17:4:76-86. 
CALIBAN  IN  THE  COAL  MINES 

By  Louis  Untermeyer,  Homage  lo  Robert  Brotvmns,  Aleph  Tanner 

82.     821.88  Xht. 
CALIBAN  UPON  SETEBOS 

By  Charles  Gordon  Ames.    Boston   Browning  Society  Papert  67- 

83     821.88  Vbp. 

Browning  Stud^  Programme  :  A  group  of  Religious  Poems,  Cali- 
ban upon  Selebos,  Clean.  Rabbi  Den  Ezra.  A  Death  in  the  Deser. 

(From  Life  and  Letters.)     By  W.  S.  Kennedy.    Poet  Lore   12:1: 

145-48. 

With   some   notes   upon    Browning's   Subtlety   and   Humor.     By   J. 

Cotter    Morison.     London    Browning    Society    Papers    5:489-498 

821.88  Dbs. 

By  Charlotte  Porter  and  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore   10:1:103- 

113. 
CALIBER.  DEFINITION  OF 

Correct  English    12:2: 132:Aug.    1911. 

CALIFORNIA.  THE  LITERARY  DEVELOPMENT  OF 

By    Gertrude    Franklin    Atherton.     Cosmopolitan     10:269-78:  Ian. 

1891. 
CALL.  ARTHUR  DEERIN 

The    CroJiiih   of   Our   Moral  Ideal.     Education    32:546-559:Mav 

1912. 
CALTHROP.  S.  R. 

Bron>ning  as  a  Dramatist,  from  Memorial  Meeting  of  the  Syracu»e 

Browning  Club.    60-63     821.88   Bsy. 
CALVERLEY.  CHARLES  S. 

The  Cocl(  and  the  Bull.    After  Robert  Browning  A  Parody  An- 
thology.   By  Carolyn  Wells.    195     821.08  W453pa. 

Literary    Remains   of. 

By  Walter  J.  Sendall.    Athenaeum  3026:532-534:Oct.  24,  1885. 

Parody— See    Carolyn    Wells'    Parody    Anthology    195-9     821.08 

W453pa. 

Verses  and  Flyi-leaves.     By  Walter  J.  Sendall.     Athenaeum  3026: 

532-534  :Oct.  24.  1885. 
CALVIN.  IVAN  WATERBUR^' 

Poetic  Language.    Poet  Lore  21  :3:241-56. 


74  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY- 

CALVIN.  THOMAS 

Have  Wc  Slill  Need  of  Poetry?    Forum  25:503: June  1898. 
CAMBELL.  THOMAS 

By  Arthur  Symons.    Fortnightly  Review  82:41 5-22  :Sept.   1904. 
CAMBERWELL  EDITION 

12  Volumes.    Edited  by  Misses  Porter  and  Clark.     821.88  Gpc. 

See  under  Poems. 
CAMBERWELL  GARDEN.  THE 

By  Richard  Burton,  Homage  to  Robert  DroTvning,  Aleph  Tanner 

41     821.88  Xht. 
CAMBRIDGE  BROWNING  SOCIETY 

(Paper  read  before  the  Cambridge  Browning  Society,  Nov.  1882.) 

By  B.  F.  Westcott.    Printed  1883.     821.88. 
CAMEL  DRIVER,  A 

See  Muiic. 
CAMILLO  BENSO,  DI  CAVOUR 

By   Pietro  Orsi.    Contemporary   Review    105:590-593 :1914:Liter- 

ary  Supplement. 
CAMPAIGNER  AT  HOME,  A 

By  John  Skelton  Shirley.    Robert  Brorvning  266-283.     821.88  D»c. 

Same.     Typewritten  821.88  Dsc. 
CAMPBELL,  LILY  BESS 

The  Grotesque  in  the  Poetry  of  Robert  Browning.    Bulletin  of  the 

University  of  Texas.   92: April  1,  1907     821.88  Dcg. 
CAN  A  POET  BE  DEMOCRATIC? 

Mr.  Breeze's  Paper  Discussed.    Annals  of  a  Quiet  Broivning  Club 

Part  5.    Poet  Lore  7:12:619-624. 

CAN  LITERATURE  BE  TAUGHT? 

Editorial.    Literary  Digest  22:724-725:June   15,    1901. 

CANADIAN  MONTHLY  AND  NATIONAL  REVIEW 

Fiftne   at   the  Fair  and   other   Poems   (Revierued).     2:3:285-287: 
Sept.  1872.    Magazine  Articles  9     821.88  Xma. 

CANDLER,  HOWARD 

The  Blacl(  IVashing  of  Dante.    Contemporary  Review  88:552-568: 

Oct.   1905. 
CANTON,  WILLIAM 

Tennvson's   Early   Poems.     Eclectic    Magazine    135 :778-783:Dec. 

1900." 
CAPONSACCHI 

By  Henry  Spaulding.    Poet  Lore   1:1:269-73. 

Pompilia  and  Caponsacchi.    Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3:136- 

142:Jan.   1912. 

See  Page,  Violet — Above  202. 
CARDINAL  AND  THE  DOG 

By  Charlotte  Porter  and  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore   12:1:112. 
CAREER  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING,  EARLY  LITERARY 

By  Thomas  R.  Lounsbury.     420.9  L889. 

CARLYLE,  BROWNING,  AND  COLERIDGE,  REMINISCENCES 
OF 
By    Sir    C.    Gavan    Duffy.      Electic    Magazine     1 18:326:March 

1892. 

CARLYLE,  EMERSON,  AND  BROWNING.  RUSKIN 

By  Joseph  Forster.     Be  F733. 
CARLYLE,  MRS.,  SOME  MORE  LETTERS  OF 

By  Augustine  Birrell.    Eclectic  Magazine  141  :231-237:Aug.  1903. 


BROWNINGIANA  75 

CARLYLE.  THOMAS 

(Quart.  R.)    Litlell"s  Living  Age   113:666-683. 
CARMAN  AND  RANNIE 

^'VorJilvor^h    ai    a    Pod    Crcal    in    Spite    of    Hirmelf.     CurrenI 

Opinion   43:630-632:  Nov.    1907. 
CARMAN.   BLISS 

In  A  Cof>\)  of  Drowning.   Bookman  3:23-24:March  1896. 

In  a  Cop^f  of  Broruning,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 64-65.     821.88  Xhi. 

More   Songi   from    Vagahondia.     Designs   by   Tom    B.    Meteyard. 

49  In  a  Cop\)  of  Browning.     81  1    C287ms.  C.2. 

A'olej  and  News.    Poet  Lore  7:6&7:374-76. 

The  PoetrX)  of  Tomorrow.    Independent  44:2: 1  546 :Nov.  3,   1892. 

Staccato  to  O  Le  Lupe,  A.    After  Robert  Browning  in  A  Parody 

Anthology.    By  Carolyn  Wells.    200     821.08  \V453pa. 

The   Time  and   The  Place,  Homage   to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph 

Tanner   79.     821.88  Xht. 

The   Two  Bobbies,  Homage   to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

47.    821.88  Xht. 
CARPENTER.  GEORGE  RICE 

The  Latest  Word  On   Whitman.    Current  Opinion  47:45-48: July 

1909. 
CARPENTER.  WILLIAM  BOYD  (LORD  BISHOP  OF  RIPON) 

Mrs.  Browning  in  Masson's  In  the  Footsteps  of  the  Poets.     821.04 

M419i. 

Oral  Interpretation  of  Browning  in  Browning  Centenary  Celebra- 
tion.   821.88  Bkc. 

The    Religious    Spirit    In    the    Poets.     Robert    Browning    202-247. 

821.04  C297. 
CARR.  CORNELIA 

Letters  and  Memories  of  Harriet  Hosmcr. 

Same.     Dial  53:106:Aug.    16.    1912. 

CARROLL.  H. 

Fragment  of  English.    Baylor  Literary   1 2:304-305: April   1904. 
CARRUTH.  W.  H. 

Creat  Poets  or  Creat  Poems.    Poet  Lore  17:2:78-83. 
GARY.  ELISABETH  LUTHER 

Browning   and   the   Animal   Kingdom.    Critic    43 :2:163-165  :Aug. 

1903. 

Browning,  Poet  and  Man.    Outlook  63:933:Dec.   16.  1899. 

Same.  A  Survey.    G.  P.  Putnam's  Sons,  The  Knickerbocker  Press. 

New  York  and  London.     821.88  Dca. 

GARY,  H.  F. 

Vision  of  Dante  Alighieri.    171      851D235. 
CASKEY.  JOHN  HOMER 

The  Avenger.  Baylor  Literary  23:4-7:Feb.   1915. 
CASUAL  COMMENT 

By  Percy  F.  Bicknell.    Dial  42 :  l33-135:March   I.   1907. 
CASUISTRY,  BROWNINGS 

By  Sir  Leslie  Stephen.  Eclectic  Magazine  140:357-371.  Littell's 
Living  Age  236:257-271  :Jan.  31.    1903. 

CATALOGUE 

The  Brownings.  Description  of  an  Important  Collection  of  Manu- 
scripts and  Autograph  Letters  of  Robert  and  Elizabeth  Barrett 
Browning  together  with  Presentation  Copies  of  Books  from  and  to 
them.  Etc.    On  Exhibition  and  for  Sale  by  Robert  H.  Dodd,  New 


76  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

York.  1916.     821.88  Ddb. 

Catalogue   of  a  Superb   Colleclioti  of  Holograph  Manuscripts. 
Catalogue  of  Books  including  Robert  and  Elizabeth  Barrett  Brown- 
ing books  sold  by  P.  J.  and  A.  E.  Dobell.     821.88  Adc. 
Catalogue    of   Boof(s,    Drawings,    Autographs,    Letters    and    Other 
Relics. 

Catalogue   of  Boolfs,  A 

English  Literature  of  the  19th  and  20th  Centuries.  389:1:29-40 
A-K.  Maggs  Brothers,  34  and  35  Conduit  Street.  New  Bond 
Street,  London,   W. 

First  Editions  of  the  IVor^s  of  the  Esteemed  Authors  of  the  19th 
and  20th  Centuries.  Association  Books  and  MSS  367:21:33. 
The  Library^  of  the  Late  H.  Buxton  Forman.  I  821.88  Xcf. 
Holograph  Correspondence  and  Holograph  Letters  of  British  and 
Continental  Celebrities  of  Five  Centuries.  Browning  Correspon- 
dence 10-11.    J.  Pearson  &  Co. 

Same.  Lytton-Browning  Correspondence  94.    J.   Pearson  &  Co. 
Purchased  from  the  Recent  Disperesal  of  the  Browning  Collections 
Offered  for  sale  by  Bertram  Dobell,  London.   .    821.88  Adm. 
Including  Books  from  the  Library  of  Robert  and  Elizabeth  Barrett 
Browning.     A  collection  of   Books  on   Shorthand.    Publications  of 
the  Early  English  Text  Society  and  Many  Scarce  and  Out-of-the- 
Way  Items.    Offered  for  Sale  by  P.  J.  &  A.  E.  Dobell,  London, 
England.    Dec.    1915.     821.88  Adc. 
See  Bibliography^. 

Catalogue  No.  737.  Old  Old  Engravings,  and  of  Manuscripts, 
Books  and  Relics  of  Robert  and  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning. 
Illustrated.  Offered  at  their  net  prices  by  Henry  Sotheran  &  Co., 
1913,  London,  England.  821.88  Asoor.  Catalogue  No.  737. 
Catalogue  of  the  Browning  Society  of  Boston.  Dial  22:225: April 
1897. 

Catalogue  of  the  Goewey  Collection  of  Browning  Pictures  821.88 
XgP- 

Catalogue  of  the  Libiary  of  the  Browning  Society  of  Boston.  Pub- 
lished by  the  Boston  Browning  Society,  Boston,  1897.  821.88 
Absb   (2  Copies). 

Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  the  Late  John  Henry  Wrenn. 
Compiled  by  Harold  B.  Wrenn.  Edited  by  Thomas  J.  Wise. 
123-137    821.88. 

Catalogus  of  Rare  and  Valuable  Books,  including  a  selection  of 
books  from  the  library  of  the  late  R.  W.  Barrett  Browning,  con- 
sistmg  chiefly  of  books  associated  with  his  parenets.  Robert  and 
Elizabeth  Browning,  Bernard  Quaritch,  Catalogue  326.  Also 
Catalogue  344:43-45.    821.88  Agn. 

Of  oil  paintings,  drawings  and  prints;  autograph  letters  and  manu- 
scripts, books;  statuary,  furniture,  tapestries  and  works  of  art.  The 
property  of  R.  W.  Barrett  Browning.  Which  will  be  sold  by 
auction  by  Messrs.  Sotheby  Wilkinson  and  Hodge.  821.88  Abe. 
Copy   1 . 

Of  very  choice  books,  manuscripts,  and  autograph  letters;  the  prop- 
erty of  a  well-known  American  Amateur,  which  will  be  sold  at 
auction  by  Messrs.  Sotheby,  Wilkinson  &  Hodge  Wednesday,  the 
10th  of  December,    1913.     821.88  Xcw. 

Of  pictures,  drawings,  and  engravings;  autograph  letters  and  manu- 
scripts, books,  and  works  of  art.  The  property  of  R.  W.  Barrett 
Browning.    Contains  price  paid    for  each   article   and  who   bought 


BROWNINGIANA  77 

each.    Prepared  by  E.  H.  Courville.    Sotheby,  Wilkinson  &  Hodge. 
821.88  Abe.  C  2. 

Rare  and  Choice  Boolfs.  First  Editions  of  the  works  of  esteemed 
authors,  rare  and  choice  works  relating  to  America,  costume. 
Napoleon,  short  old  English  colcrur  books,  extra  illustrated  books, 
beautifully  bound  sets  executed  by  the  best  London  binders,  botani- 
cal and  gardening  items,  etc.  E.  P.  Dutton  &  Co.,  New  York. 
A  Calalogue  of  Vcr^  Choice  Boolfs,  Manincripli  and  Autograph 
Leiters. 
Browning    (Robert   and   E.   B.)    Album  8-9:1913. 

CATALOGUE    RAISONNE    OF    THE    NEW    BOOKS    OF    THE 

SEASON.  A 

Poet  Lore  9:4:621-26. 
CATHEDRAL  IMAGERY  IN  POETRY 

By  W.  G.  K.    Poet  Lore  6:5:279-80. 

CATHOLIC  LAYMAN.  A 

By  Dorothea  Grosvenor.    Nineteenth  Century  71  :2  :741 -755:April 

1912. 
CATHOLIC  VIEW  IN  MODERN  FICTION.  THE 

By  May  Bateman.    Fortnightly  Review  105:535  :March  1916. 
CATHOLIC  WORLD.  THE 

Robert  BroTvning.    By  Henriette  Corkran.    11-17;   3-38;    162-170; 

Bc799c. 

A    Stud\^   of  Browning's   Saul.     By    Emily    H.    Hickey.     94:561: 

320-336:Dec.    1911.     821:88   Hsah. 

CAUSERIE  ON  BROWNING.  A 

By    Walter    J.    Baylis.     East    and    West     14: 161  :272-276:March 

1915    821.88  Rbc. 
CAWEIN,  MADISON 

Brojvning.  Homage  to  Robert  BroTvning,  Aleph  Tanner  40     821.88 

Xhl. 

Cup  of  Comus.    Robert  Browning  80. 

CELEBRITIES  AND   I 

By   Henriette  Corkran.     Robert   Browning    11-17.   31-88(    162-170 

Be    799e. 
CENCI.  ODE  FOR  BEATRICE 

By  Alma  Murray.     821.88  Dpm. 
CENSORSHIP  OF  STAGE  PLAYS.  THE 

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CENTENARIO  DELLA   NASCITA   DI    ROBERTO   BROWNING. 
IL 

By  Fanny  Zampini  Salazar.    From  Nuova  Antologia.    16  Maggio. 

1920.    821.88  Xcs. 
CENTENARY  ADDRESSES 

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CENTENARY.  THE  BROWNING 

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Browning  to  Ben  Ezra.   By  Percy  Mackaye.    Outlook  100:906-12: 

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Editorial.    Dial  52:383-4:May  16.  1912. 

By    Hamilton    W.    Mabie.     Outlook     100:91 7-8:April    27,     1912 

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Poems  of   Robert   Browning   to  be   sung,   recited  or   played   at   the 

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CENTENARY  CELEBRATION.  AN  EARLY  BROWNING 
Editorial.    Dial  52:42:Jan.  16.  1912. 

By   Lilian  Whiting.    Munsey's   Magazine   47:215-220:May    1912. 
CENTENARY    CELEBRATION    AT    WESTMINSTER    ABBEY. 
THE.  MAY  7th.  1912 

Edited  with  an  introduction  and  Appendices  by  Professor  Knight. 
Contents:  Introduction  by  Professor  William  Knight  7-14;  The 
Oral  InteTprelation  of  Broiuning,  by  Bishop  W.  Boyd  Carpenter  1  ; 
At  Browning's  Crave,  by  Rev.  Canon  Rawnsley  12;  The  Poet's 
Home-going,  by  the  Rev.  Canon  Rawnsley  14;  Drorening  on  Fail- 
ure, by  Miss  Emily  H.  Hickey  19;  Browning  and  Wordsworth  on 
Intimations  of  Immortality,  by  Ernest  Hartley  Coleridge  31  ; 
Browning  as  a  Letter  Writer,  '^y  H.  C.  Minchin  38;  Browning  as 
I  Knew  Him,  by  William  G.  Kingsland  45;  An  Australian  Appre- 
ciation of  Browning,  by  Professor  Henry  Laurie  55 ;  The  Ring 
and  the  BooJ(,  by  Dr.  Hill  (f  irmerly  master  of  Downing  College. 
Cambridge).  63.  Appendices:  (1)  List  of  Sympathisers  75;  (2) 
The  Robert  Browning  Settlement  Walworth,  by  Herbert  Stead 
Warden  98.  821.88  Bkc. 
Same.  821.88  Bkc.  Copy  2. 
With  Introduction  by  Profess  »r  Knight.     821.88  Bkc.  Copy  2. 

CENTENARY  CELEBRATION  Os  ROBERT  BROWNING.  FOR 
THE 

A  Poem  of   12  stanzas  by  Affred  Noyes.    Fortnightly  Review  47: 
811-812:May  1912;    HarperV  Weekly  56:10:May   18.   1912. 

CENTENARY  HISTORY  OF  THE  SOUTH  PLACE  SOCIETY 
Nation  59:203-204:Sept.  13.  1894. 

CENTENARY  OF  THE  BIRTH  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 
Charles  Vale.    Forum  49:91- I06:jan.   1913. 

CENTENARY.  PREPARATION  F  3R  THE 

Editorial.    Dial  52:219-20:March  16.  1912. 

CENTER  OF  THE  REPUBLIC 

By  James  Baldwin.    Scrlbnc's  3 :589-600:May    1888. 
CENTERS  OF  SCIENTIFIC  AND  RELIGIOUS  THOUGHT 

By  Emma  Caillard.  Contemp..)rary  Review  88:389-397:Sepf.  1905. 

CENTURY 

The  Author  of  the  Brownin'^  Article.    By  Katherine  Coleman  de 
Kay  Bronson.    63 :4:638:Feb.  1902. 

Robert  Browning.    By  Aubrey  de  Vere.    39:901: April   1890. 
Same.   By  Agnes  Maude  Ma.har.    39:736:March   1890. 
Same.   By   William  Lyon   Pl.elps.    84: 1 18-127:May    1912. 
Browning,  a  poem.    By  Jeanie  Peet.    72-253  :June   1906. 
Robert  Browning,  a  poem.    By  Margaret  Widdemer.    85:416:Jan. 
1913. 

Robert  Browning  as  Seen  fcp  His  Son.    By  William  Lyon  Phelps. 
85:41 7-420: Jan.  1913. 

Browning  at  Asolo.    By  Robert  Underv.'ood  Johnson.    45:47:Nov. 
1892;  45:l:47:Nov.  1892     821.88  Xman. 

Same.   By  Katherine  C.  de  Kay  Bronson.    37  Old  Series.  59  New 
Series  920-31  : April    1900. 

Browning's  Agamemnon.    25:468-470: Jan.  1883. 
Browning's  Summers  in  Brittanyi.    By  A.  M.  Mosher.    54:755-768: 
Sept.   1897. 
..Club   and  Salon   I.     By   Amelia    Gere    Mason.     56:122-127:May 
1898. 
The  Dud  ami  War.    Editorial.    59  =478-479: Jan.  1900. 


BROWNINGIANA  79 

Earl)?  IVritingi  of  Robert  Drowning.    23:l89-200:Dec.   1881. 
Ccruusioi  Oinos,  poem  by  Robert  Browning.    87:889:April    1914. 
Brian  Hooker.    By  Alfred  Noyes.    88:349-353 : July  1914. 
Impressions  of  Drowning  and  His  Art.    By   Stopford  A.   Brooke. 
45:238-245: Dec.    1892     821.88  Xman. 

The  Influence  of  the  Dihle  in  Literature.  By  Henry  Van  Dyke. 
80:888-895  :Oct.  1910. 

(Topics  of  the  Time.)  International  Relation  of  Author.  Editorial. 
55:313-314:Dec.  1897. 

Letters  from  Browning.    84: 128- 130:  May   1912. 
Literature    and   Life.     By    Arthur    C.    Benson.     88: 773-778 :Sept. 
1914. 

Look  at  Drowning.    By  R.  W.  G.    26:320:June  1883. 
Masters    fcp   Proxy.     By    Robert    Haven    Schauffler.     88:506-512: 
Aug.  1914. 

The  Nature  and  Elements  of  Poetr)).  By  Edmund  Clarence  Sted- 
man.  44:613-622:Aug.  1892,  6  Truth;  44: 143-I52:May  1892. 
3  Creation  and  Self -Expression ;  44:859-869:Oct.  1892,  8  The 
Faculty   Divine. 

The  Need  of  More  Lying  Awa^e  O'  Nights.  Editorial.  83:949- 
951:April  1912. 

The  New  Poets.  By  Arthur  C.  Benson.  89:705-708:March  1915. 
The  Muse  in  Exile.  By  William  Watson.  83 :944-948:  April 
1912. 

On  Mr.  Rawdon  Drown,  a  sonnet.    27:640:Feb.  1884. 
On  the  Reading  of  Poetry.    Editorial.    59:960-961  : April   1900. 
Palazzo  Rezzonico,  Robert  Browning's  House  in   Venice.   (Paint- 
ed.)   By  Frank  Brangwyn.    85:445:Jan.   1913. 
A  Plea  for  the  Poets.    Editorial.    52:31  6-31  7 :June   1896. 
Poe  in  New    Yorf(.    By  George  E.  Woodberry.    48:854-866:Oct. 
1894. 

The  Poet.    By  Clinton  Scollard.    61  :800: March   1901. 
The  Poetic  Outlook.    By  Washington  Gladden.    31  :3I6-318:Dec. 
1885. 

The  Poetry  of  IVilliam  Dlaf(e.  By  Henry  Justin  Smith.  60:284- 
291  :June  1900. 

President  Roosevelt  as  a  Reader.    69:95 1 -954: April   1905. 
Realism  and  Reality  in  Fiction.    By  William   Lyon   Phelps.    85 : 
864-868:  April  1913. 

Recollections  of  Robert  Browning  in   Venice.    By  Katherine  C.  de 
Kay  Bronson.    41  :New  Series,  43:01d  Series:  572-584  :Feb.    1902. 
Remarks  on  Reading.    Editorial.    70: 154-1  55: May   1905. 
Romance  of  the  Nineteenth  Centurv.    By  Richard  Watson  Gilder. 
70:918:27:Oct.  1905. 

Tennyson  A  Fortunate  Poetic  Dominance,  Editorial.  78:637:  Aug. 
1909. 

Tennvson  and  His  Friends  at  Freshwater.  Bv  V.  C.  Scott 
O'Connor.    55:240-268:Dec.    1897. 

Twelve  Yeaars  of  British  Song.  Edmund  Clarence  Stedman  34: 
899-916;   Bra%vning  treated  on  902-905. 

The  Twilight  of  the  Poets.  By  Edmund  Clarence  Stedman.  30: 
787-800  :Sept.  1885. 

IVhal  the   World  Might  Have  Missed.    By  W.   A.   N.   Dorland. 
76:113-125:May    1908. 
CENTURY  OF  AMERICAN  POETRY 

By  0«c<ir  Lcveil  Triftes-    Forum  30:639; Jan.   1901. 


80  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

CERVIN.  H.  C. 

See  Music. 
CESARESCO,  EVELYN  MARTINENGO 

Puer  Parvuhis.    Contemporary  Review  77  : 1  I  7-123  : Jan.   1900. 
CHADWICK.  JOHN  WHITE 

Browning's  Liiria.    Poet  Lore  6:5:251-264. 

Liiria.    Boston  Browning  Society  Papers  249-263      821.88  Vbp. 

CHALLENGE  TO  SOCIALISM,  A 

By  John  Beattie  Crozier.    Fortnightly  Review  90:96:JuIy  1908. 

CHAMBERLIN,  GERTRUDE 

Browning's  Saul.    Emerson   College    Magazine   20:3 :  124-131  :Jan. 

1912. 

Suggested    Programs.     Emerson    College    Magazine    20:3:132-134: 

Jan.    1912. 
CHAMBERS  JOURNAL 

A  Departure  from  Tradition.    A  Story  of  the  Year  '95.    By  Rosa- 
line Masson.    Littell's  Living  Age  207:15-23. 

On   Leisure,   Cenius,  Boof^s  and  Reading.    By   Augustine  Birrell. 

Littell's  Living  Age  216:557-559. 

The  Ring  and  the  Book-    (Review.)    288:473-476: July  3.  1869. 
CHAMBER'S  REPOSITORY 

Of  Instructive  and  Amusing   Tracts.    Mr.  Robert  Browning.     18: 

11-12. 
CHANCELLOR.  E.  BERESFORD 

Browning  in  London.    Outlook.    Littell's  Living  Age  273:755-757: 

June  22,  1912. 
CHANDLER,  FRANK  W. 

A  Creative  Approach  to  the  Studv  of  Literature.    English  Journal 

4:281-291  :May  1915. 
CHANNEL  PASSAGE  AND  OTHER  POEMS.  A 

Athenaeum  401  5:475-476 :Oct.  8,   1904. 
CHANT.  L.  ORMISTON 

To  Robert  Browning,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

126-127    821.88  Xht. 
CHANTER,  ARTHUR 

See   Music. 
CHAPMAN.  EDWARD  MORTIMER 

The    Great    Twin    Brethren:     Tennyson    and    Browning.     From: 

English  Literature  in  Account  with  Religion.   1800-1900.      11:349- 

393    (Typewritten)      821.88  Ret. 
CHAPMAN.  ELIZABETH  R. 

Browning,    Homage     to     Robert    Browning,    Aleph    Tanner     120 

821.88  Xht. 

Tall^s  with   Tennyson.    Putman's  Magazine  7:549:Feb.   1910. 

CHAPMAN.  JOHN  JAY 

Emerson    and    Other    Essavs.      Robert    Browning     185-213     814 
C466e. 

CHAPTER  IN  THE  HISTORY  OF  ORACLES.  A 

By  Basil  Williams.    Eclectic  Magazine  1  18:270-278:Feb.   1892. 
CHAPTERS  FROM  SOME  UNWRITTEN  MEMOIRS  IN  ITALY 

By  Anne  Ritchie.    (MacM.)    Littell's  Living  Age  203:548-553. 
CHARACTERISTICS  OF  BROWNING 

Poet  Lore  2:7:400-412. 
CHARACTERISTICS  OF  PHILOSOPHY  AND  LITERATURE 

By  Emil  C.  Wilm.    Poet  Lore  24:2:122-125, 


BROWNINGIANA  81 

CHARLTON.  J. 

DroTvnlng  Memorial  Nota.    Poet  Lore  2:2:100-111. 
CHARRINGTON,  CHARLES 

Municipal  Theatre.    Contemporary  Review  82  :41l -42fi:Sept.   1902. 

CHAT  ABOUT  LONGFELLOW.  A 

By  R.  H.  Stoddard.    Literary  Digest   12:310- 1  I  :Jan.   11.   1896. 

CHAUCER 

By  Ferris  Greenslet.    Forum  30:383  :Nov.   1900. 
CHAUCER.  THE  WORKS  OF  GEOFFREY 

By  Alfred   W.   Pollard  and   H.   Frank  Heath.   Mark  H.  Liddell 
And  W.  S.  McCormick.  .Athenaeum  3723  :268-269: March  4,  1889. 

CHAUTAUQUAN 

April  in  England.   C.  L.  S.  C.    Round  Table.    By  Robert  Brown- 
ing.   62:266:April  1911. 

Bishop    Vincent's    Eightieth    Anniversary ;    Remarl(able    Tributa; 
Treasured  in  His  Birthdav  Gift  Box.    67  :2 1 -39: June   1912. 
Books  Received.    Editorial.    8: 127: Nov.    1887. 
Browning  Dav,  April   5.    C.  L.  S.  C.    Outline  and  Program.    21  : 
110-lll:April    1895. 

Robert    Browning    Da\),    April    5.     Local    Circle.     20:756:March 
1895. 

Burne-Jones   and   the    Pre-Raphaelite.     By   Cecil    Fairfield   Lovell. 
46:69-72:March   1907. 

Cleveland's  Nerv  Methods  of  Care  for  His  Words.    By  W.  Frank 
McClure.    61:90-98:Dec.   1910. 

C.  L.  S.  C.    Class  Direction  1882-1910.    Class  of  1905.    The  Cot- 
mopolitan.    Editorial.    44:256. 

C.  L.  S.  C.    Outline  and  Program.    20:624:Feb.   1895. 
C.   L.   S.   C.    Outline   and    Programs.     Browning   Day.    March   7. 
By  James  Russel  Lowell.    12:797:March   1891. 
C.  L.  S.  C.  Outline  and  Program.    The  Ring  and  the  Book.    Edi- 
torial.    12:797-798:March    1891. 

C.   L.    S.    C.     Round    Table— Browning.     Editorial.     45:376-379 
Feb  .  1907. 

The  C.  L.  S.  C.  Round  Table.    New  Browning  Course.    Editorial 
46:369:  May  1907. 

Same.   News    from    Readers    and   Circles.     Editorial.     47:117-121 
June   1907. 

The   Cosrtiopolilan   C.   L.    S.    C.    Class    Direction   Class   of    1905 
Editorial.    48:295-302:Oct.   1907. 

Current  Literature  of  England.    By   Eugene   Lawrence.    8:70-73 
Nov.  1887. 

Current  English   Literature — A    Criticism.     By    Eugene   Lavvrence 
8:143-l46:Dec.    1887. 

Dickens  Fiftxi   Years  After.    By  Mabell  S.  C.  Smith.    62:93-102 
March   1911. 

English  Poems  on  Creek  Literature.    By  James  Richard  Jay.     17 
272-273: June  1893. 

George  Meredith's  Novels.    By  Emily   F.   Wheeler.     19:561-565 
Aug.  1894. 

Graduate  Classes.    C.   L.   S.  C.    Class   Director    1882-1909.    Edi 
forial.    42:184-187:Oct.    1905. 

Great  Schools  of  Painting.    By  Janet  Brownell  Glen.   63:163-202 
July  1911. 
In  What  Book?    Editorial.    7:190:Dec.  1887, 


82  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

The  Influence  of  the  Classics.  By  Paul  Shorey.  43:121-132: 
April   1906. 

Italy's  Women  Writers.  By  Luigi  D.  Ventura.  8:590-592: July 
1888. 

The  Library  Table  Oh,  Which  Were  Best?  By  Robert  Brown- 
ing.   13:550:July  1891. 

The  Library  Table.  The  Year's  at  the  Spring.  By  Robert  Brown- 
ing.   13:121  :April   1891. 

Literature  as  a  Resource.  By  Hamiltom  Wright  Mabie.  22:65-74: 
Oct.  1895. 

Pheidippides.    By   Robert   Browning.     16:378-379:Dec.    1892. 
A   Period   Without   Great  Men  of  Letters.    From  Highways  and 
Byways.     61  :1  :1  5-17  :Dec.    1910. 

Poetry  and  Eloquence.  By  John  Burroughs.  15:63-65: April  1892. 
Poetrx-i  Since  Pope.  By  Maurice  Thompson.  15:320-321  :June 
1892."' 

The  Poets'  Part  in  the  Malting  of  England.  By  M.  Wilma  Stubbs. 
61:227-234: Jan.   1911. 

Program  for  Browning's  BirthdaX),  May  7.  C.  L.  S.  C.  Round 
Table.    Editorial.    62:413:May   1911. 

Reading   from    Aurora   Leigh — Elizabeth    B.    Browning.     60:124: 
Sept.  1910. 
Rossetti's    The  Blessed  Damozel.    By  W.   Bertrand  Stevens.    46: 

109:  March  1907. 

5/ia^spere  Day — April  23.    Robert  Browning.    8:428:April   1888. 

Percv  Bvsshe  Shelley.    By  Kenyon  West.    16:422-430: Jan.  1893. 

Studies  in  Literature.    15:502-503  :July  1892. 

A  Study — Easter  Day.    By  Robert  Browning.    8:428:April   1888. 

Westminster  Abbey.    By  Kate  Fisher  Kimball.    60:384-405:Nov. 

1910. 

Women   in    Creek   Literature.     By    Emily    F.    Wheeler.     16:534: 
CHELTENHAM  LADIES'  COLLEGE  MAGAZINE  OF  FEB.  1884 

By  F.  J.   Furnivall.    A  memoir.    With   three  Woodbury  "types  of 

her   (Teena  Rochforf-Smith),  one  each  of   Robert  Browning  and 

F.  J.  Furnivall.     B  662c. 
CHEMISTRY  AND  CRITICISM 

Feb.  1893. 

By  Percy  F.  Bicknell.    Dial  42 :133-135  :March   10,    1907. 
CHENERY.  RUTH  BALDWIN 

BroTuniug  Said  of  The  Ring  and   The  Book,  Homage  to   Robert 

Browning,  Aleph  Tanner   63     821.88   Xht.     Also  in  At  Vesper 

Time  53    821   C518v. 

Elizabeth   Barrett  Browning  in   At    Vesper   Time  49  811    C518v. 

A    Creeling   to    Browning   Lovers,   Homage   to   Robert   Browning, 

Aleph  Tanner  56     821.88  Xht.     Also  in  At  Vesper  Time  48. 

On   the  Bronze   Clasped  Hands  of  Robert  and  Elizabeth   Barrett 

Browning,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  88  821-88 

Xht.     Also  in  At  Vesper  Time  51. 

Sonnet    on    Browning's    .Masterpiece,    The    Ring    and    The    Book, 

Homage    to    Robert    Browning,    Aleph    Tanner    67     821.88    Xht. 

Also  in  At  Vesper  Time  52. 
CHENEY,  ANNE  CLEVELAND  • 

Clasped  Hands.  Homage   to  Robert  Brorvning,  Aleph  Tanner  88 

821.88  Xht. 


BROWNINGIANA  83 

CHENEY.  JOHN  VANCE 

That  Dome  in  Air,  Thoughts  on  Poetry  and  the  Poets.    Browning 
236.    814  C518. 
CHERISHING  THE  MINOR  POETS 

By  Sidney  Low.    Literary  Digest  40:62: Jan.  8.   1910. 

CHESTERTON.  GILBERT  KEITH 

Briefs  on  New  Books.    Dial  35:223:Oct.   1.   1903. 

Robert  Browning.    English   Men  of  Letters.    The   Macmillan  Co.. 

New  York.  1912.     821.88  Bch. 

Life  of  Robert  Brownins.    Everybody's  9:550-561  :Nov.   1903. 

Reviewed  in  Athenaeum  50:306-308:March  5.   1904. 

Reviewed  in  Independent  55:3  : 1 574-5  :JuIy  2.  1903. 

Reviewed  in  Outlook  74: 526: June   1903. 

By  O.  W.   Firkins.    Forum  48:601  : Nov.    1912. 

Moral  Philosoph})  of  Meredith.    Contemporary  Review  96:23-29: 

July    1909. 

The    Moral   Philosophy    of    Meredith.     (Contemporary    Review.) 

Munsey's  30:153:Oct.   1903. 

The   Victorian  Age  in  Literature  40-41,   162-163.    See  index. 
CHESTERTON,  GILBERT  KEITH  AND  SIR  ALFRED  LYALL 

Brorvning  and  Tennvson.     821.88  Bcht. 
CHESTERTON'S  NOVEL  ' 

Munsey's  Magazine  32:120:Oct.    1904. 
CHESTERTON  PARODIES.  OLD  KING  COLE 

After   Robert   Browning.    Taken    from   New   York    Post    Jan.    12. 

1921.     Manuscript. 
CHICAGO  BROWNING  SOCIETY 

Robert  Brorvning's  Poetry.    Typewritten     821.88  Xch. 

Same.  Outline  Studies.    Published   for  the  Chicago  Browning  So- 
ciety.   Chicago,  Kerr   1886.     821.88  Vch. 

CHICAGO  PUBLIC  LIBR.ARY  BOOK  BULLETIN 

Robert  Broivning  Bibliography.  2:5:76- 79:May  1912     821.88  Ach. 

CHIEF  POET  OF  THE  AGE. 

By  W.  G.  Kinasland.    Poet  Lore  2:4:208. 

See  also  under  Robert  CroiDning,  Chief  Poet  of  the  Age. 

CHILD.  FRANCIS  JAS. 

£ng/(s/i  and  Scottish  Popular  Ballads.    Athenaeum  3230:377-379: 

Sept.  21.  1889. 
CHILDE  ROLAND 

By  Humphreys  Park,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

74    821.88  Xht. 
CHILDE  ROLAND  AND  ITS  DANISH  SOURCE 

By  M.  Sears  Brooks.     Poet  Lore  4:8&9:425-28. 
CHILDE  ROLAND  AND  PARACELSUS.  QUERIES  ON 

Poet  Lore  1:2:91. 
CHILDE  ROLAND  AND  TENNYSON'S  VISION  OF  SIN. 

BROWNING'S 

By  Theophilus  Pasons  Swain.    Poet  Lore   11:2:256-265. 
CHILDE  ROLAND,  ANSWERS  TO:  QUERIES  ON 

By  E.  S.  F.    Poet  Lore  1:3:140-41. 
CHILDE  ROLAND.  THE  JOURNEY  OF 

By  R.  J.  Gratz.    Poet  Lore  2:1 1  :578-585. 
CHILDE   ROLAND    (A)    LITERARY   PARALLEL   AND   SOME- 
THING MORE 

By  Irene  Hardy.    Poet  Lore  24;  1:53-56. 


84  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

CHILDE  ROLAND  TO  THE  DARK  TOWER  CAME 

By  Thomas  Wenfworth  Higginson.    Poet  Lore    13:2:262-68. 

CHILDE  ROLAND  TO  THE  DARK  TOWER  CAME— AN  INTER- 
PRETATION 

By  George  H.  Willelt.    Methodist  Review  96:4:whole  number  528: 
Fifth   Series  30:4:601 -603  :JuIy-Aug.    1914     821.88  Xmmr. 

CHILDE.  ROLAND  TO  THE  DARK  TOWER  CAME.  THE  MOOD 
OF  BROWNINGS 
By  C.  Alphonso  Smith.    Poet  Lore  11  :4:626  628. 

CHILDREN.   ARRANGEMENT   AND   ADAPTATION    OF   THE 
PIED  PIPER,  FOR 

By  Robert  Browning.    Arrangement  and  adaptation  by  Miss  Mar- 
garet MacLaren.    Boston   1899     821.88  Hppb. 

CHILDREN  IN  ENGLISH  POETRY 

(Contemporary   Review.)     Littells   Living   Age   267:108-111. 

CHILDREN  IN  ENGLISH  POETRY— PIPPA  PASSES  AND  EVE- 
LYN HOPE 
Contemporary  Review  98:2:4-5  Literary  Supplement  No.  24. 

CHILDREN'S  READINGS   AS  A  HELP   IN  TRAINING  CHAR- 
ACTER 
By  Ella  L.  Cabot.     Religious  Education    1  1  :207 -220: April    1916. 

CHILDREN'S  WAYS 

From  The  Spectator.    Eclectic  Magazine  68:351 -53  :Sept.  1898. 

CHIMES 

See  Music. 

CHIVALRY  AND  CIVILIZATION 

Reference  to  Ring  and  ihe  Doo}(.    By  J.  E.  G.  de  Montmorency. 
Edinburgh  Review  222:1  18-134:July   1915. 

CHIVALRY.  BROWNINGS  PICTURES  OF 
By  T.  and  L.  Reed.    Poet  Lore  II  :4:588. 

CHOICE  BOOKS  OF  THE  YEAR 

By  H.  A.  C.     Poet  Lore    12:4:586-609. 

CHOICE  OF  SUBJECT-MATTER  IN  THE  POETS:   CHAUCER. 
SPENSER;  TENNYSON.  BROWNING 

By   I.   N.  Cog.    Poet  Lore    7:6&7:356-366. 

CHORLEY,  HENRY  FOTHERGILL 

Browning's  Dells  and  Pomegranates,  Pippa  Passes,  Colombe's 
Birthday.  The  People's  Journal  18:38-40:July  1846  821.88  Dpj. 
Browning's  Dells  and  Pomegranates.  (Colombe's  Birthday.)  Peo- 
ple's Journal  104- 106: Aug.  22,  1846  821.88  Dpj. 
Memoirs.  Compiled  by  Henry  G.  Hewlett.  Mrs.  Browning  2: 
30-38,    167-169;    Robert   Browning   2:25-26.    169-174,    1:212-213 

B  C551h. 
CHRIST  IN  ENGLISH  POETRY 

By  C,  W.  Stubbs.    Drowning  and  Christlanil})   168-216.    See  also 

under  Stuart.     821.04  S932y. 
CHRIST,  RECENT  VIEWS  OF 

Editorial.    Independent  61  :2:1058:Nov.  1,  1906. 
CHRISTIAN  ART— THOUGHTS  ON.  ANCILLA  DOMINI 

By    Rev.    St.    John    Tyrwh.lt.     Contemporary    Review    1:1:68-80: 

Feb.   1866;   2:2:59-80:393-41  l:May    1866  and  June   1866. 
CHRISTIAN  EXAMINER 

Essays  on  the  Poets.    By   Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    75:24-43: 

July  1863     821.88  Xbm, 


BROWNINGIANA  85 

CHRISTIAN  FAITH 

Broivning  and  ihe  CIniitian  Faith.    The  evidences  of  Christianity 

from  Browning's  point  of  view.    By  Edward  Berdoe.    821.88  Rbb. 
CHRISTIAN  REMEMBRANCER 

Poetry  of  the  Past  Year.    .V/en  and  Women  by  Robert  Browning. 

92:281 -294  :ApriI  1856. 

Quarterly    Review.     Poems   h\)    Robert   Drowning,   Christmas   Eve 

and  Easter  Da]),  Poems  h\)  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    21  : 

72:346-382:  April!  851     821.88  Dcr. 

CHRISTIAN   SPECTATOR    (In   Magazine  Article) 

Brownings  Christmas  Eve.    3  :26I -273  :May   1853     821.88  Xma. 
Mr.  Browning's  Latest  Poems,  a  Criticism  of  Dramatis  Pcrsonae, 
1864.  by  Robert  Browning.    44-57  :Jan.  1865     821.88  Dip. 

CHRISTIAN  TEACHING 

Modern  Poets  and   Christian    Teaching.    By   Frank  C.  Lockwood. 

821.88  Rim. 

By  Mrs.  Alexander  Ireland.    Berdoe's  Browning  Studies  321-331 
821.88   VIbs. 
CHRISTIANITY,  BROWNING  AND 

By  C.  W.  Stubbs.  from  C/iri'5( /n  £ng/(5/i  Poefrv.  168-216  821.04 
S932J. 

CHRISTIANITY'S  DEPENDENCE  UPON  LITERATURE 

By  Henry  Van  Dyke.    Literary  Digest  31  :957-958:Dec.  23.   1905. 

CHRISTMAS  BOOK.  PIPPA  PASSES 

Athenaeum  3706:647  :Nov.  5.   1898. 

CHRISTMAS  EVE 

By  Robert  Browning.  Illustrated  by  Charles  Pears.  821.88  Cep. 
Second   copy. 

Same.  Introduction  and  Notes  by  T.  E.  Harvey.  Brother  Rich- 
ard's Book  Shelf  5,  J.  M.  Dent  &  Co..  London.  1913  821.88 
Hceh. 

Same.  Introduction  by  Mary  H.  Hull.  Done  into  print  by  the  Roy- 
crofters  at  the  Roycroft  Shop,  which  is  in  East  Aurora.  New 
York.  U.  S.  A.  1899.     821.88  Hceh. 

By  G  .M.  D.    Monthly  Christian  Spectator  3  :261 -273  :May   1853. 
Introduction  and  Notes.    By  T.  E.  Harvey.     82l.88Hceh. 
Literary  Studies.    By  Dorothea  Beale.    108-129     804  B366Is. 
See    Ceorge    McDonald,    Imagination    and    Other    Essavs.     824.8 
M135. 

CHRISTMAS-EVE  AND  EASTER-DAY 

A  Poem.    By  Robert   Browning.    London:   Chapman  &  Hall.    186 

Strand.   1850.    First  Edition.     821.88  Heel. 

Athenaeum   1 1  71  :370-37I  :April   6,    1850. 

See  Christian  Remembrancer.     821.88  Dcr. 

Poet  Lore  1:20:356.358.532. 

See  Fifine,   etc.    By   Jeanie   Morison.     821.88   Dfce. 
CHRISTMAS  EVE.  EASTER  DAY,  SORDELLO,  STRAFFORD 

Poet  Lore   1  :8:356. 

Reviewed  in  Atlantic  13  :639-642:May  1864. 
CHRISTMAS  HYMNS,  TWO 

By    Alfred    Domett.     See    Introduction.     Bookmark    of    Edmund 

Clarence    Stedman.     Contains    card    with    Christmas    Greetings    by 

Jenkin  Lloyd  Jones.     821.88  D668c. 

CHRONOLOGY  AND  METRICAL  TESTS 

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April  2.    1911. 


86  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

CHRYSANTHENA.  GATHERED  FROM  GREEK  ANTHOLOGY 

By  William   M.  Harding.    Nineteenth  Century  4:869-888. 
C.   J.    B. 

The  BToXomng  Club  of  Meadville.    Poet  Lore  1  :6:278. 
CHUBB.  EDWIN  WATTS 

Book   Ndices.    Masters   of  English   Literature.    Education   Maga- 
zine 35:537-542:  April  1915. 
CHUBB.  PERCIVAL 

Select  Poems  of  Robert  Drorvning.    Education   Magazine  36:626. 
CHURCH  QUARTERLY  REVIEW 

Robert  Drowning.    Litlell's  Living  Age  186:771-784. 

Poetry  of  Doubt.    Littell's  Living  Age   137:410-421. 

The  Poetry  of  Today  and   Tomorrow.    Littell's  Living  Age    196: 

279-289. 

John  Rusffin.    Littell's  Living  Age    199:131-146. 
CHURCH.  RICHARD  WILLIAM 

Dante  and  Other  Essays.   5orJe//o  221 -260     824.8  C5624. 

Sordello.    From  Dante  and  Other  Essays   (Typewritten)     821.88 

Hsoch. 
CHURCHILL.  LORD  RANDOLPH 

By  Sir  Herbert  Maxwell.    National  Review.    Littell's  Living  Age 

205:28-37. 
CHURCHMAN 

Browning  and  Tennyson.    Spectator  61  :73-74:  Jan  18,  1890     821.7 

Xpmb. 
CLAIR.  ASTOR 

Recent  Verse — Philaster  and  Other  Poems.   Athenaeum  3173:220- 

221:  Aug.  18.  1888. 
CLARK.   BARRETT  H. 

American   Drama    Society.     Arena    3:179-193. 
CLARK,  ELIZABETH  M. 

A  Study  of  Rhymes  in  Drowning.    Poet  Lore  2:9:480-86. 
CLARK.  HENRY  W.  ' 

Tennyson:  A   Reconsideration  and  Appreciation.    Fortnightly  Re- 
view 92:226:  Aug.  1909. 
CLARK.  J.  SCOTT 

A  Study  of  English  and  American  Poets.    Robert  Drowning  658- 

713    821.09  C5981. 

A    Study    of   English    and   American    Writers:   Elizabeth    Barrett 

Drowning.    3:418-429. 

CLARK.  KATE  UPSON 

Drowning    as    a    Masquer.     Centenary    Addresses     86.95      821.88 

Vnya 

IVomen  in  Literature.    Literary  Digest   19:61 4 :Nov.    18.    1899. 
CLARKE,  CLEMENT  G. 

To   Drowning,   Homage    to    Robert   Drowrnng,   Aleph    Tanner    53 

821.88  Xht. 

To  Drowning.    (A  Poem.)    Outlook  52:97: July  20.  1895. 
CLARKE.  GEORGE  HERBERT 

A  Dlol  in  the  'Scutcheon.    (A  Defence.)    Reprinted  from  the  April 

Number  of  Sewanee  Review   1920. 

An    Exposition    of    Browning's    The    Ring    and    the    Dool^.     Re- 
printed   from    the    Methodist    Quarterly    Review.    April    and    July 

1911. 


BROWNINGIANA  87 

CLARKE,  HELEN  ARCHIBALD 

An  Abt  VoglcT  Query  and  AmrocT.    Poet  Lore  2:1  :28-29. 

American  Poetr\>  of  the  Past  Year.    Poet  Lore  13:1  : 1 23-40. 

Ask  Not  one  Least  Word  of  Praise.    Poet  Lore  3:5:258-259. 

Books  Here  and  There.    Poet  Lore  13:2:299-302. 

Boston  BroTuntng  Socicl);  Papers.    Poet  Lore  10:3:443-445. 

Brorvning  and  His  Ccn<urp.     82L88  Jcb  C.  2. 

Browning  as  Others  See  Him.    Berdoe,  Jones  and  Nettleship.    Poet 

Lore  8:5:265-270. 

Brojvning  Books  of  the  Year.    Poet  Lore  5:5:277-283. 

Browning's  England.    A  Study  of  English  Influences  in  Browning. 

1908    821.88  Kce. 

Same.  Dial  45:41  5  :Dec.   1.  1908. 

Browning's  Folk  Poems.    Poet  Lore  12:1  :  105-1  13  ;    11:4:608-609. 

Browning's  Italy.    A  Study  of  Italian  Life  and  Art  in  Browning. 

821.88  Kci. 

Same.   Bookman  26:509 :Jan.   1908. 

Same.   Independent   63  ;2: 1463: Dec.    19.    1907. 

Same.    (Under  Miscellaneous  Holiday  Books.)    Dial  43:384:Dec. 

1.    1907. 

Choice  Books  of  the  Year.    Poet  Lore  12:4:586-609. 

A  Defence  of  Browning's  Later  Work.    Ferishtah's  Fancies.    Poet 

Lore   12:2:284-304. 

Emerson  as  an  Exponent  of  the  Beautiful  in  Poetry.    Poet   Lore 

5:6&7:353-63. 

Flower  Songs  in  Fra  Lippo.    Poet  Lore  2:5:262-263. 

A    Croup   of  Art  Poems:   Old   Pictures   in   Florence,  Fra   Lippo 

Lippi,  Andrea  del  Sarto.    Poet  Lore  8:8:586-92. 

Library.    Poet  Lore  2:2:94-100;  2:4:208-209;   2:6:321-23;   2:7: 

374-78. 

An  Interpretation  of  Browning's  Ixion.    Poet  Lore  5:11:626-630. 

Musical  Svmbolism  in  Browning.    Poet  Lore  3:5:260-269. 

My  Star.  'Poet  Lore  1  :7:349-352. 

The  New  Criticism.    Poet  Lore  2: 1 1  :598-601. 

New  Ideas   in    Teaching  English   Literature.     Poet   Lore  9:4:588, 

598;  8:7:432-54. 

Note  to  Balauslion's  Euripides.    Poet  Lore  26:1  :38-46. 

Paracelsus  and  The  Data  of  Ethics.    Poet  Lore  1  :3:1  17-27. 

Pippa  Passes  and  Pippa  Dances.    Poet  Lore  20:2:122-128. 

Poems  of  Adventure  and  Heroism.    Poet  Lore  1 1  :2:283-93  ;   1 1  :3  : 

403-418. 

The  Poetry  of  Louise  Chandler  Moulion.    Poet  Lore  12: 1  : 1  14-125. 

Recent  American  Poetry.    Poet  Lore  2:8:427-35. 

Recent  Browning  Books.    Poet  Lore  4:5:276-83. 

Review  of  Asolando  :  Fancies  and  Facts.    Poet  Lore  2:2:94-100. 

The  Ring  and  the  Book-    Poet  Lore  10:4:569-72. 

School  of  Literature.    Poet  Lore  9:3  :4I7-18;   14:3:134;   16:2:129. 

A  Sketch  of  the  Prometheus  Myth  in  Poetry.    Poet  Lore  4:3:135- 

144. 

Studx}  Programmes:  Folk  Poems.    Poet  Lore  11:4:608-609;    12:1  : 

105-113. 

To  Robert  Browning,  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

45    821.88  Xht. 

The   Value  of  Contemporary  Judgment.    Boston  Browning  Society 

Papers  153-163     821.88  Vbp. 

See  Music. 


88  BAILOR  UNIVERSITY 

CLARKE.  HELEN  ARCHIBALD.  AND  CHARLOTTE  PORTER 

The  Anuals  of  A  Quiet  firo n-nmg  Club.  Poet  Lore  7:5:225-240. 
By  I.  N.  Cog. 

Drowning  and  His  CenlurM.  Reviewed  In  Outlook  103:I3:I&2: 
734:March  29.    1913. 

Browning  Study  Programme:  A  Croup  of  Religious  Poems,  Cali- 
ban upon  Seiehos,  Cleon,  Rabbi  Den  Ezra,  A  Death  in  the  Desert. 
Poet  Lore    10:1:103-113. 

Same.  A    Croup   of   Art   Poems,   Old  Pictures   in    Florence,   Fra 
Lippo  Lippi,  Andrea  del  Sarto.    Poet  Lore  8:8:586-592. 
Same.  A  Croup  of  Music  Poems,  A   Toccata  of  Caluppi's,  Master 
Hugues  of  Saxe-Cotha,  Abt  Vogler.    Poet  Lore  10:2:288-293. 
DroTvning   Stud^    Programmes.     First    and    Second    Series    in    one 
volume.     821.88  Zsp. 
Same.  In  two  volumes.     821.88  Zcp. 
DroTDning's  Fol^  Poems:  A  Study  Programme.    Poet  Lore   12:1: 

105-113. 

Edited  with  Introduction  and  Notes.    BroTvning's  Complete   Worlds 

in  the  Camberruell  Edition.   See  under  Poems.   Camberwell  Edition. 

821.88  Gpc. 

Life  and  Letters.    Poet  Lore  18: 1  :140-142. 

Reviewed.    Muc^le-Mouth  Meg.    Poet  Lore  1 1  :4:609. 

Introductory  Note  to  Saul.    With  drawings  by  Frank  O.  Small. 

Poems  of  Adventure  and  Heroism:   Browning  Study  Programme. 

Poet  Lore  11:1  :289-293,  403-418. 
CLARKE,  HUGH  A. 

Drowning' s   Musical   Eruditions.     Poet   Lore    12: 1  51 -1  52:  J  an.    14, 

1900. 

Life  and  Letters.    Poet  Lore  12: 1  : 1  51-1  52. 
CLARKE,  ISABEL 

Some  Women  Poets  of  the  Present  Reign.    Nineteenth  Century  59: 

1012-1021 :June   1906. 
CLARKE,  J.  I.  C. 

Mrs.  Eddy  and  Her  Vicxvs.    Literary  Digest  22:730-73r.June  15, 

1901. 
CLARRISSE'S 

By  Eliot  Gregory.    Scribner's  53  :463-465:  April   1913. 

CLASPED  HANDS 

By  Anne  Cleveland  Cheney.    Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph 

Tanner  88     821.88  Xht. 

On   the  Bronze   Clasped  Hands  of  Robert  and  Elizabeth  Barrett 

Browning.     By    Ruth    B.    Chenery.     Homage    to    Drowning,   Tan- 
ner 88. 

To   the  Drowning  Hands.     In  Los  Angeles  Drowning   Club    Year 

Dook  1916-1917    821.88  Via. 
CLASSICAL  AND  MODERN  LITERATURE 

By  R.  Y.  Tyrrell.    (Pilot.)    Littell's  Living  Age  240:567-570. 
CLASSICAL  ELEMENT  IN  BROWNING'S  POETRY.  THE 

By   William  Cranston   Lawton.    Boston   Browning  Society   Papers 

363-388    821.88  Bvp. 
CLASSICS  AND  COLLEGE 

By   B.   L.   Gildersleeve.     Princeton   Review    108 :67-95  :July    1878. 

CLASSICS.  THE  INFLUENCE  OF  THE 

By  Paul  Shorey.    Chautauquan  43  :  121 -1  32:ApriI  1906. 
CLASSIFICATION  OF  BROWNINGS  POEMS,  MRS.  ORR'S 

London   Browning  Society   Papers  2:235-238     821.88  Dbi. 


THE  ORIGINAL  CAST  OF  THE  CLASPED  HANDS 

by  Harriett  Hosmer 

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BROWNINGIANA  W 

CLASSIFICATION   OF   BROWNING'S    WORKS.    MR.   NETTLE- 
SHIPS 
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CLEAR.  CLAUDIUS 

Mrs.  Barrett  Droanmg'i  Lettcn.    Bookman  6:463-66: Jan.  1898. 

CLEGG,  ERMA 

The  Italian  19th  Cenlur])  Literature.  Baylor  Literary  17:290-294: 
May    1909. 

CLEON 

By  Robert  Browning.  London:  Edward  Moxon.  Dover  Street, 
1855.    First  edition.     821.88  Helm. 

Browning  Study  Programme:  A  Croup  of  Religioui  Poemi,  Cali- 
ban upon  Sctebos,  Clcon,  Rabbi  Den  Ezra,  The  Death  in  the 
Desert.  By  Charlotte  Porter  and  Helen  Archibald  Clarke.  Poet 
Lcre   10:1:103-113. 

The  Stud\f  Class.    By  Anna  Benneson  McMahan.    205-206     807 
MI  67. 
CLEVELAND'S  NEW  METHODS  OF  CARE  FOR  HER  WARDS 

By  W.  Frank  McCIure.    Chautauquan  61  :90-98:Dec.  1910. 
CLIFF.  UNDER  THE 

By  Robert  Browning.    Atlantic  Monthly  13:737-738: June  1864. 
CLODD.  EDWARD 

Ceorge  Meredith:  Some  Recollections.    Fortnightly  Review  92:25: 

July  1909. 
CLOUDED  LITERARY  LINES 

By  Sidney  Low.    Literary  Digest  39:482  :Sept.  25.   1909. 
CLOUGH   AND    EMERSON:    THE    METAPHYSICAL   SIGNIFI- 

CANCE  OF  DIPSYCHUS  AND  THE  WORLD  SOUL 

By  Francis  H.  Williams.    Poet  Lore  6:6&7:348-56. 
CROZIER.  JOHN  BEATTIE 

A    Challenge   to  Socialism.    Fortnightly  Review  90:96: July    1908. 
C.  L.  S.  C.  OUTLINE  AND  PROGRAM 

Chautauquan  20:624:Feb.   1895. 

Drotuning  Da}).    March   1 7. 

By   James   Russel   Lowell.     Chautauquan    l2:797:March    1891. 

The   Ring   and    the    Dool{.     Editorial.     Chautauquan    12:797-798: 

March.    1891. 
CLUB  AND  SALON.  I 

By  Amelia  Gere  Mason.    Century  56: 1 22- 127: May   1898. 
CLUBS  IN  THE  UNITED  STATES.  BROWNING 

By  Hiram  Corson.    Literary  World  14:8:127 :  April  21.  1883. 
CLUE  TO  BROWNING'S  MIND.  THE 

Editorial.    Dial  52:386:May   16.   1912. 

CLYMER.  W.  B.  SHUBRICK 

Landor  Once  More.    Scribner's   10: 123-128:July   1891. 
C.  M.  T. 

Droivning   Year  Bool(.    Selections  for  every  day  in  the  year  from 

the  prose  and  poetry  of  Robert  Bro\vning.     821.88  Syt. 
COATES.  FLORENCE  EARLE 

Robert   Broivning;   Homage    to   Robert  Droh>ning,   Aleph   Tanner 

102    821.88  Xht. 

Poems;  Robert  Browning  2:66-67. 
COBLENTZ.  H.  E. 

The  Blank  Verse  of  Sohrah  and  Ruslum.    Poet  Lore  7:10:497-505. 


90  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

COCK  AND  THE  BULL.  THE 

By  Charles  S.  Calverley,  Afler  Robert  Drowning;  A  Parod])  An- 
thology, hy  Carolyn  WeWs.    195     821.08  W453pa. 
COCKPIT  FOR  LITERARY  COMBAT,  A 

By  Andrew  Lang.    Dial  44 -.167:  March   16,   1908. 
COG,  I.  N. 

Annals  of  a  Quiet  Broivning  Club.    Poet  Lore  7:5:223-240. 

Miss  Ariel's  Paper.    Part  II  of  Annals  of  a  Quiet  DroTvning  Club. 

Poet  Lore  7:6&7:356-366:I895. 

Miss   Ariel's   Paper   Discussed;    Part    III    of   Annals   of   a    Quiet 

Drowning  Club.    Poet  Lore  7:8&9:436-446. 

Purport  of  Browning's  and  Whitman  s  Democracy,  The,  Poet  Lore 

7:17:556-66. 
COHEN.  MARY  M. 

Browning's  Hebraic  Sympathies.    Poet  Lore  3:5:250-254. 

Is  He  a  Legitimate  Member  of  the   Victorian  School?    Poet  Lore 

12:2:317-320. 

Emma  Lazarus:  Woman,  Poet,  Patriot.    Poet  Lore  5  :6&7:320-3l . 

Life  and  Letters.    Poet  Lore  12:2:317-20. 

On  Browning.    Poet  Lore  2:1:39. 

Source  of  Browning's  Optimism.    Poet  Lore  4:11:567-68. 
COIT.  STANTON 

Is  Browning  a  Theist?    Poet  Lore  2:7:390-92. 
COLBURN.  FREDERICK  SIMPSON 

Browning's  The  Last  Ride  Together.    Dial  41  :462:Dec.  16,   1906. 
COLBY.  F.  M. 

Review  of  Gilbert  Keith  Chesterton's  Robert  Browning.    Bookman 

17:601-4. 
COLERIDGE,  LORD 

.__  Education   and  Instruction.     Eclectic    Magazine    122:1  57-163  :Feb. 

1894. 
COLERIDGE,  STEPHEN 

Great  Testimony.    (Against  Scientific  Cruelty.)   1  7-21      174.9C693. 
COLERIDGE- TAYLOR,  S. 

See  Music. 
COLES,  BLANCHE 

To  Mrs.  Thomas  B.  Stowell  and  Mrs.  Sidney  J.  Parsons;  Homage 

to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  83.     821.88  Xht. 
COLES,  BLANCHE   (MRS.  THOMAS  R.  COLES) 

A  Peasant  Woman  in  Italy.    Suggested  by  Browning's  The  Italian 

in   England.    In   manuscript,    not   yet   published. 
COLIN,  REV.  J.  R. 

Vital  Problems  of  Religion.    Contemporary  Review   106:560-562; 

Oct.  1914.    Literary  Supplement  85. 

COLLAR,  MARY  C. 

Boston  Browning  Society.    Poet  Lore  8:6:357-66. 
COLLEC 1  ED  PLAYS  OF  OSCAR  WILDE,  THE 

By  St.  John  Hankin.    Fortnightly  Review  89: 796- 797: May   1908. 
COLLEGES  BLAMED  FOR  OUR  LACK  OF  AUTHORS 

By  William  W.  Ellworlh.    Literary  Digest  53 : 1  :304-305:Aug.  5, 

1916. 

COLLIER'S  WEEKLY 

The  Modern  Villain.    By  Norman  Hapgood.  33:18:April  30,  1904. 

COLLINS,  J.  CHURTON 

Browning  and  Butler.    Contemporary   Review   98:2:467-476:Oct. 
1910. 


BROWNINGIANA  91 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  267:48l-488:Nov.  1910. 

Language    Venus  Literature   at   Oxford.     Nineteenth   Century   37: 

290-303:  Feb.  1895. 

Old  and  Nenu  Lights  of  Shaliespeare's  Hamlet.    Contemporary  Re- 
view 88:649-664:  Nov.  1905. 

Poetry    and   S^^mbolism.     Contemporary    Review.     Littell's    Living 

Age  256:357-371. 

Poetry  and  S\)mbolism :  A  Study  of  the    Tempest.    Contemporary 

Review  93:65-84:  J  an.   1908. 
COLLINS,  JOHN  CHURTON.  MEMORIES  OF 

By  Margaret  E.  Luce. 
COLLINS.  J.  P. 

Literary  Cems  for  the  British  Red  Cross.    Literary  Digest  57:30- 

31:April  30.  1918. 
COLLVILLE.  K.  N. 

Shal(spere's  First  Critical  Editor.    Nineteenth  Century  86:266-297: 

Aug.  1919. 
COLOMBES  BIRTHDAY 

Athenaeum   757  :944-945:Oct.    19.    1844;    3325: 1 07- 108: July    18. 

1891. 

Drorvning  Study  Hints.    By  P.  A.  C.    Poet  Lore  4:1  :39-41. 

By  Henry  F.  Chorley.    People's  Journal    104-106:Aug.  22.    1846 

821.88  Dpj. 

A  Criticism.    By  Vida  Scudder.    Poet  Lore  1  :  10:464. 

By  Oscar  L.  Triggs.    Poet  Lore  7:1:32-34. 

The  Study  Class.    By  Anna  Benneson  McMahan.    126-127     807 

Ml  67. 
COLOMBES  BIRTHDAY  AT  SMITH'S  COLLEGE 

By  Bliss  Perry.    Outlook  46:13:July  2.  1892. 
COLUM.  PADRAIC 

John  Davidson,  The  Poet  of  Armageddon.    New  Republic   13:310- 

312:Jan.   12.   1918. 
COLVIN.  SIDNEY 

Dalaustion's  Adventure.     Fortnightly    Review   58:New   Series,   95: 

Old  Series :478-490:Oct.   I,   1871      821.88  Xsf. 

John  Keats.    Contemporary  Review   1 13  :106-107:Jan.   1918:Liter- 

ary  Supplement    124. 
COMER.  CORNELIA  A.  P. 

Poetry   Toda\}.    Atlantic  Monthly    1 1 7:493-498:April.   1916. 
COMFORT 

See  Music. 
COMMENT 

Bookman  4: 506: Feb.   1897;   6:287-88:Jan.    1897;   9:99- 100: April 

1899;    9:107:April    1899;    9:395:July    1899;    9:483:Aug.    1899; 

10:415-16:Dec.   1899. 
COMMENT.  A  BROWNING  ANNIVERSARY 

Bookman  23: 590-592: Aug.   1906. 
COMMENT— BROWNING'S  FAVORITE  SONNET 

Bookman   10:204:  Nov.   1899. 
COMMENT— FACSIMILE  OF  LETTER  FROM  BROWNING 

Bookman   5:2:3:March    1897. 

COMMENT— LETTERS  OF  INTRODUCTION 

Bookman  9: 309: June   1899. 
COMMENT  OF  PORTRAIT 

Bookman  2:467: Feb.    1896. 


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COMMENT  ON  CURRENT  BOOKS 

The  Brotunings,   by  Signer  S.   A.   Fogazzaro.    By  Editor.    Out- 
look 86:525: July  6.  19U7. 

Brorvnini's  llai^.   By  Editor.   Outlook  87:877:Dec.  21,  1907. 
Through  Hal))  mlh  ihe  Poets.    By  Editor.    Outlook  88:611-612: 
March  14.  1908. 

COMMENT  ON  THE  BROWNING  LOVE  LETTERS 

Bookman  9 :387:July  1899. 

COMMENT— OSCAR  WILDE  ON  BROWNING 

Bookman  22:303:Dec.   1905. 
COMMENT— THE  HOOLIGAN  NIGHTS 

Bookman   10:14:Sept.   1899. 
COMMENTARIES 

Poet  Lore   1:11:533-536. 
COMMENTS  ON  NEW  BOOKS 

Atlantic  Monthly  67:701-71 1  :May  1891. 
COMMON  SENSE  BROWNING.  A 

Robert  Broivning.    Everybody's  Magazine  9:560:Nov.  1903. 
COMMONPLACES  ON  POETRY 

By  George  Soule.    New  Republic  6:67-69:Feb.  19.  1916. 
COMPARATIVE  ESTIMATE  OF  MODERN  ENGLISH  POETS.  A 

By  J.  Devey.    Robert  Browning  376-421     820.7  D491ce. 
COMPARAIIVE    STUDY    OF     WORDSWORTH'S     MICHAEL. 

TENNYSON'S    ENOCH    ARDEN.    BROWNING'S    AN- 
DREA DEL  SARTO.  A 

By  Vida  D.  Scudder.    Poet  Lore  3:2:87-93. 
COMPARISON  OF  ELIZABETHAN  WITH  VICTORIAN  POETRY. 

A 

By  J.  A.  Symonds.   Fortnightly  Review.   Littell's  Living  Age  180: 

195-209. 
COMPLAINT.  A 

R.  Barrett  Browning.    Athenaeum  3376:66: July  9,  1892. 
COMPLETE  BIBLIOGRAPHY  OF  THE  WRITINGS  IN  PROSE 

AND  VERSE  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING.  A 

By  Thomas  J.  Wise.    See  Bibliography.     821.88  Aw. 
CONANT.  LUCY  S. 

In  Asolo.    Poet  Lore   18:2:247-58. 

CONCEPTION  OF   IRUTH  AMONG  THE   GREEKS  AND   IN 

BROWNING.  THE 

By  Mrs.  Helen  C.  De  Silver  (Abbott)  Michael  547  M582.   Read 

before  Boston  Browning  Society  Nov.   17,   1895. 
CONCERNING  HIGH  WATER  MARKS 

By  Thomas  Wentworth  Higginson.    Independent  42:205-206:Feb. 

13,  1890. 
CONCERNING  LEIGH  HUNT 

(Cornhill.)    Littell's  Living  Age  194:131-144. 
CONCORDANCE  MAKING  IN  NEW  ZEALAND 

By  A.  E.  Trimble.    Atlantic  Monthly   104: 364-367: July  1909. 
CONDITIONS  OF  GREAT  POETRY 

By  W.  E.  Henley.    Literary  Digest  21  :729:Dec.   15.  1900. 
CONDITIONS  OF  THE  GRAND  STYLE 

Spectator.    Littell's  Living  Age   157:120-123. 

CONE.  HELEN  GRAY 

The  Iris-Bridge.    Homage  to  Robert  Bronning,  Aleph  Tanner  105 
821.88  Xht. 


BROWNINGIANA  93 

CONFESSIONS  OF  A  BROWNING  LOVER.  THE 

By  John  Walker  Powell.     821.88  Ppc. 
CONFIDENCES  OF  A  SOCIETY  POET.  THE 

(Lend.  Quart.  R.)    Lltteirs  Living  Age  21 1 :362-370. 
CONNOLLY.  MARGARET 

A  Pica  for  the  Study  of  Browning.    Arena  20:623-633. 

CONSCIENCE  AND  ART  IN  BROWNING 

By    E.    Johnson.     London    Browning    Society    Paper*    3:345-380 

821.88  Dbs. 
CONSTITUTION  OF  THE  SYRACUSE  BROWNING  CLUB.  THE 

With  a  Sketch  of  its  Organization  and  its  List  of  Members.   1882 

821.88  Bsyc. 
CONTEMPORARY  POETRY 

Poetry,  Democracy}  and  Christianity.    By  Charles  Williams.     112: 

230-231:  Aug.  1917. 
CONTEMPORARY  REVIEW 

Algernon   Charles   Swinburne.      By    W.    Robert    Nicoll.     95:527- 

538:  May  1909. 

An  Ancient  Instance  and  a  Modern  Want.    By  W.  Emery  Barnes. 

98:2:489-492. 

The  Annotated  Edition  of  Tennyson.    93 :13-16:Feb.   1908,    Liter- 
ary Supplement. 

Matthew   Arnold.     By   H.   D.   Traill.    Littell's   Living   Age    178: 

88-96. 

Art  and  Life.    By  Vernon  Lee.    69:658-669: May   1896. 

The  Art  of  Plagiarism.    By  Edward  Wright.  85:51 4-51 8: April 

1904. 

The  Australian  Muse.    By  S.  Gertrude  Ford.    103:395-403:March 

1913. 

To  the  Author  of  Orion.    23 :447-461  :Feb.    1874;    23:799-813: 

April  1874. 

To  the  Author  of  Orion  on  Literary  and  General  Topics.   23:281- 

302: Jan.   1874. 

The  Black  IVashing  of  Dante.    By  Howard  Candler.   88:552-568: 

Oct.   1905. 

Book    Notice    the    Agamemnon    of   Aeschylus.     Editorial.     2:444: 

June    1866. 

Bottont's  Dream.     By   J.   E.   G.    de    Montmorency.     113:581-585: 

May   1914. 

Robert  Browning  and  Alfred  Domett.    By  W.  Hall  Griffin.    87: 

95-11 5  :Jan  .1905    821.88  Bdg. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  244:393-410. 

Browning   and   Butler.     By    Churton    Collins.    98:2:467-476:Oct. 

1910.    Article  also  in  Littell's  Living  Age  267:481 -488: Nov.   1910. 

A  Drowning  Pilgrimage.    By  Arthur  J.  Whyte.    103  :668-678:May 

1913. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  277:542-550. 

Robert  Browning.    Eclectic  Magazine  314-323  :March   1867. 

Same.  By  Sfopford  Augustine   Brooke.    58: 141 -152:Jan.    1890. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age   184:290-297. 

Same.   By  Andrew  Lang.    60:70-81  : July   1891. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age   190:563-570. 

Same.   By   Roden   Noel.    44:701 -71 8:Nov.    1883;    Littell's  Living 

Age  159:771-781      821.88  Dnor. 

?««H».  By  Ptilip  H.  Wickrtead.    83!86-99:Ja..  1903, 


94  BAILOR  UNIVERSITY 

Same.  Second  Paper.    Eclectic  Magazine  68:501-513  :ApriI  1867. 
Mr.  Drorvniug's  Dramalk  Id\ils.    By  Martin  Relph.    35:289-302: 
May  1879     821.88  Dom. 

DroTvning's  Old  YelloTV  Book-  95  :  16:7-8: Jan.  1909  Literary  Sup- 
plement No.   16. 

Mr.  BroTvning's  Place  in  Lileralitre.  Littell's  Living  Age  122: 
67-85. 

Browning's  Place  in  Lilerahire.  By  Mrs.  A.  Orr.  23:934-963: 
May   1874. 

Browning's  Religious  Opinion.    By  Mrs.  Sutherland  Orr.    Littell's 
Living  Age  192:365-374. 
Ciordano  Bruno.     1 1 1  :257-261  :Literary  Supplement    113. 

The  Cambridge  Hislor])  of  English  Literature.  100:47:282-285: 
April  1913:Literary  Supplement;  1 1 1  : 1 15  :527-530:April  1917: 
Literary  Supplement. 

Camillo  Benso  Di  Cavour.  By  Putre  Orsl.  105  590-593  :Literary 
Supplement. 

Centers  of  Scientific  and  Religious  Thoughts.  By  Emma  Caillard. 
88:389-396:Sept.  1905. 

Children  in  English  Poetry.    Littell's  Living  Age  267:108-111. 
Children  in  English  Poetry — Plppa  Passes  and  Evehn  Hope.    98: 
24:4-5:Sept.   191  1  :Literary  Supplement. 

Chips  from  the  Browning  lVorl(shop.    By  William  Boulting.    107: 
667-669  :May  1915:Literary  Supplement  No.  92. 
Arthur   Hugh   Clough.    By   Charles   Whilbley.     105: 285 -288: Feb. 
1914:Literary  Supplement. 

The  Conception  of  Resurrection  in  Literature.  103:67:585-588: 
April   1913  :Literary  Supplement. 

Conversations  and  Correspondence   with    Thomas   Carl^le.     By   C. 
Gavan  Duffy.    Littell's  Living  Age    192:531-550. 
Criticism  of  Poetry.    By  H.  C.  Bennett.    1 10:81 1 -812:Dec.   1916. 
Dante  in  English  Literature.    96:4-7:Sept.    1909:Literary  Supple- 
ment No.  24. 

Detlev  Von  Liliencron.  By  R.  C.  R.  Ensor.  96:448-457  :Oct. 
1909. 

Development  of  English  Metres.  By  William  Larminie.  66:715- 
736:Nov.   1894. 

A  Dip  in  Criticism.  By  Andrew  Lang.  Littell's  Living  Age  179: 
352-357. 

Ancilla  Domini:  Thoughts  on  Christian  Art.  By  Rev.  St.  John 
Tyrwhitt.  l:68-80:Feb.  1866;  2:69-80:May  1866;  2:393-411: 
June   1866. 

Drama  of  Ideas.  By  Norman  Hopgood.  Reference  to  Caliban 
upon  Setebos.)     74:712-723  :Nov.   1898. 

Early  Friends  of  Robert  Browning.  By  W.  Hall  Griffin.  87:471  : 
427-446:March    1905. 

Evolution  of  Tragedy.  By  C.  E.  Vaughan.  932:17-18:May  1908: 
Literary  Supplement. 

Fiction  and  Romance.    By  A.  C.  Benson.    100:1  : 792-805. 
First   Paper   on    Robert    Browning.     Eclectic    Magazine    314-323: 
March   1867. 

French  Aesthetics.  By  Edward  Dowden.  2:279-31 1  :March  1866. 
The  Function  of  Poets.  By  Museus.  95:l-5:May  1909:Literary 
Supplement  No.  20. 

The  Genius  of  Dicl^ens.  By  George  Barlow.  94: 542-562: Nov. 
1908. 


BROWNINGIANA  95 

Glimpses  of  Thomas  Carl])lc.    By  Percy  Fitzgerald.    Liltell's  Living 

Age  278:216-223. 

HisloT))  of  English  Likrahire.    By  Andrew  Lang.    102:2:587-591. 

In    the   Poet's   Garden.    By    Phil    Robinson.     Littell's    Living   Age 

198:419-431. 

Influence   of  Democrac})  on  Literature.    By   Edmund   Gosse.     59: 

523-36: April    1891.    Same    Article    in    Living  Ave    189-259: May 

1891. 

Is  Literature  Dving?    By  Herbert  Paul.    Littell's  Living  Age  253: 

387-395. 

Is  Shakespeare  Self  Revealed.^    By  Edward  Dowden.    96:542-561  : 

Nov.  1909. 

Mr.  A.  A.  Jack's  Literary  Studies.     101  : 1  :444-445: March    1912. 
La  Saisiaz.    By  A.  Taylor  Innes.    70:262-76: Aug.   1896. 
James  Lee's   Wife.    104:454:Sept.   191 3  :Literary  Supplement. 
John  Keats.    By  Sidney  Calvin.    1 13  :  106-108:Literary  Supplement 
I24:Jan.    1918. 

La  Saisiaz  in  1895.  By  A.  Taylor  Innes.  Littell's  Living  Age 
210:678-689. 

Letters  from  Elizabeth  Barrett  Drotpning.  By  R.  H.  Home.  23: 
146- 162:  Dec.  1873. 

Letters  from  Elizabeth  Barrett  Broioning  to  the  Author  of  Orion 
on  Literar])  and  General  Topics.  By  R.  H.  Home.  Littell's  Living 
Age  120:281-290;  535-547. 

Life  of  Robert  Brorvning.  By  Ronald  Bayne.  99 :46:Literary  Sup- 
plement 40. 

Literar])  Conferences.  By  Walter  Besant.  6r:  123- 139: Jan.  1894. 
Lilerarv  Teachings  in  Public  Schools.  By  E.  C.  Everard  Owen. 
102:560-566:Jan.  1913. 

George  MacDonald.   By  Henry  Holbeach.    19:37-55  :March  1872. 
Milton.    By  W.  T.  Alexander.    96:668-683  :Dec.  1909. 
Milton  and  Modern  Men.    By  J.  E.  G.  de  Montmorency.    94:693- 
705:  Dec.  1908. 

Modern  Ballads.  By  Henry  G.  Hewlett.  26:958-980: Nov.  1875. 
Moral  Philosophic  of  Meredith.  By  G.  K.  Chesterton.  96:23-29: 
July  1909. 

The  Moral  Philosoph])  of  Meredith.  By  G.  K.  Chesterton.  Lit- 
tell's Living  Age  262:423-427. 

Morality  and  Immoralitv :  Trvo  in  the  Campagna  686.  By  T.  W. 
Fowle.     19:673-695  :Ma'y   1871. 

Municipal  Theatre.  By  Charles  Carrington.  82 :41 1-428 :Sept. 
1902. 

A  New  Criticism  of  Poetry.   72:390-399:Sept.  1897. 
Same.  Littell's  Living  Age   215:520-527. 

The  Neh)  Laol(oon — An  Essa\}  on  Confusion  of  the  Arts.  By 
Irving    Babbitt.     99:41  :16-19:May    1911. 

A'en;  Poems  of  Robert  and  Elizabeth  Barrett  Brorvning.  Reviewed 
107:667-69:  May  1915. 

A  New  Poet  and  PsVchologist.  104:750-751  :Nov.  191 3  :Literary 
Supplement. 

The  Obverse  Side  of  Aristophanes.  By  R  .E.  S.  Hart.  71  :662- 
679:  May    1897. 

Old  and  Nen>  Lights  of  Shal(speare's  Hamlet.  By  J.  Churton 
Collins.  88:649-664: Nov.  1905. 

On  Undesirable  Information.    By  E.  F.  Benson.    68: 125-1  33  :  July 

1895. 


96  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

The  OpiimisTTt  of  Dutler'i  Analogy.  94:7-8:July  I908:Lite!ary 
Supplement. 

Oxford  and  Jowett.  By  A.  M.  Fairbairn.  71 :829-851  :June  1897. 
The  Palhi  of  Clor]f.  By  J.  E.  G.  de  Montmorency.  108:113-118: 
July  1915. 

Pairiolism  and  Chrisiianil^.    By  Augustine  Birrell.    87:193-201. 
The  Poems  of  Mr.  Mallhew  Arnold.    By  Henry  G.  Hewlett.    24: 
559-567  :Sept.  1874. 

The  Poems  of  Emily  Dronie.  Edited  by  Clement  Shorter.  99:5-8: 
May  1911  :Literary  Supplement  No.  41. 

The  Poetical  Work  of  the  New  Poet-Laureate.  104:284-286: Aug. 
1913:Literary  Supplement. 

PoetT'y  and  Symbolism:  A  Study  of  the  Tempest.    By  J.  Churton 
Collins.    93:65-84: Jan.    1908. 
Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  256:357-371. 

Poetry  in  Drama.    By  William  Poel.    104:699-707: Nov.   1913. 
The  foclry  of   Victor  Hugo.    By  Edward  Dowden.    22:175-197: 
July  1873. 

The  Poet's  Harvest  Time.  96:l-5:Oct.  1909:Literary  Supplement 
No.  25. 

Poets  of  Society.  By  Henry  G.  Hewlett.  20:238-269: July  1872. 
The  Pre-Raphaelite  Brotherhood:  A  Fight  for  Art.  By  W.  Hol- 
manHunt.    98:2:592-609. 

Puer  Parvulus.  By  Evelyn  Martinengo  Cesaresco.  77:117-123: 
Jan.   1900. 

The  Three  Interests  in  Old  English  Literature.  By  David  Masson. 
21:1 99:225  :Jan.  1873. 

Red  Cotton  Nightcap  Country.  A  Criticism.  By  A.  Orr.  22:87- 
106:June  1873. 

The  Religious  Opinions  of  Robert  Drowning.  By  Mrs.  A.  Orr. 
60:876-91  :Dec.  1891. 

The  Religious  Opinions  of  Robert  Drowning.  By  Mrs.  Sutherland 
Orr.    Littell's  Living  Age   192:365-374. 

Reminiscences  of  Lord  Dath.  By  Malcolm  MacColl.  Littell's  Liv- 
ing Age  210:44-54. 

Review  of  Books.  The  Drownings,  Their  Life  and  Art.  By  Lillian 
Whiting.    l01:I:456:March   1912. 

Ruskin's  View  of  Literature.  By  R.  Warwick  Bond.  87:844-860: 
June  1905. 

The  Scientific  Movement  and  Literature.  By  Edward  Dowden. 
Littell's  Living  Age  135:3-15. 

Shal^espeare's  Moon.  98:2:1 -4 :March  191 1  :Literary  Supplement 
No.  24. 

Some  Drowning  Memories.  By  William  J.  Kingsland.  102:1  :202- 
210:Aug.   1912. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  275:220-227. 

Some  Recent  Docks.  By  a  Reader.  89:296-304: Feb.  1906;  90: 
I43-I52:july  1906;  90:447-456:Sepi.  1906;  91 :141-152:Jan. 
1907;  91:445-457:March  1907. 

Some  Recent  Dooks — Ring  and  the  Dool^.  By  a  Reader.  90: 
897-906  :Dec.  1906. 

Studies  in  Literary  Psychology.  By  Vernon  Lee.  85:386-392: June 
1914. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  241:213-217. 

Mr.  Swinburne's  Posthumous  Poems.  By  Edmund  Gos«e.  112: 
106-1 07 :Uterary  Suppleaeiit  No.  llSiJuly  1917. 


BROWNINGIANA  97 

On  Taile  in  PoelrXf  and  the  Fate  oj  M.  Sull\)  Prudhommt.    By 

Edmund  Gosse.    92:l-6:Literary  Supplement  No.  3:Dec.    1907. 

Lord  de  TahU)).    By  Edmund  Gosse.    69:84-99: Jan.  1896. 

Same.  A  Portrait.    Littell'f  Living  Age  208: 346-357: Feb.   1896. 

The  Transfiguration  of  Matter.    By  George  Bosiovv.    85:686-696: 

May    1904. 

Tivo  Archbiihops.    By   F.  W.   Farrar.    LitteH'a  Living   Age  21 1  : 

560-569. 

A  Viem  of  Ibsen.  By  A.  Maynard  Butler.    81  :707-7l9:May  1902. 

Vital  Problems  of  Religion.    By  Rev.  J.  R.  Cohu.    106:560-562: 

Oct.   1914.    Literary  Supplement  85. 

H^alt   Whitman's  Poems.    By  Peter  Bayne.    Littell's  Living  Age 

128:91-103. 

IVhen    The])    Return — Unsigned.     114:Literary    Supplement    133: 

471-472:Oct.  1918.    When  They  Return*  *If  We  return.    Letters 

of  a  Soldier  of  Kitchiner's  Army.    By  G.  B.  Manwaring. 
CONTRIBUTION  TO  LITERATURE.  BROWNING'S 

By    Oscar    Lovell    Triggs.     New    Unit])    39: July    15     1897    (Old 

Series),  New  Series  5:408-411      821.88  Enu. 
CONTRIBUTOR'S  CLUB.  THE 

Atlantic  Monthly  48:7I0-7l6:Nov.  1881  ;  49: 566-572: April  1882; 
52:41 9-430 :Sept.  1883;  57:427-431  :Mar.  1886:  58-137-142:July 
1886;  58:857-860:Dec.  1886;  62: 134- 140: July  1888;  63:713- 
719:May  1889;  65:281 -285  :Feb.  1890;  66: 133- 139: July  1890; 
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CONTROVERSY,  THE  GLADSTONE-BROWNING 

By  Richard  E.  Crook.    Littell's  Living  Age  246: 626-630: Sept.  2, 

1905. 
CONVERSATIONS  AND  CORRESPONDENCES  WITH  THOMAS 

CARLYLE 

By  C.  Gavan  Duffy.    Contemporary  Review.    Littell's  Living  Age 

192:531-550. 
CONVERSE,  FLORENCE 

Shelley's  Influence  on  Drowning.    Poet  Lore  7:1:18-28. 
CONWAY.  MONCURE  D. 

Recollections  of  Robert  Browning.    Nation  50:27-30: Jan.  9,   1890. 
Sordello.    London  Browning  Society  Papers  7:   (Abstract  1-4). 
Unpublished  Letter.    Independent  47:l:681:May  23.   1895. 
Current  Opinion  38:43-46: Jan.   1905. 

CONWAY,  RECOLLECTION  OF,  MONCURE  D. 

Literary  Digest  30:53-54:Jan.  14.   1905. 

COOGLER.  J.  GORDON 

Purely  Original   Verse.    See  pages  8  and  30  of   Introduction  for 

Browning  reference.    812  C769. 
COOK.  ALBERT  S. 

The  Prophet  and  His  Bride  Query.    Poet  Lore  3:5:288. 

Queries,  Browning.    Poet  Lore  2:11:591. 

Query,  Browning.    Poet  Lore  2:12:654. 
COOK.  E.  F. 

Mr.  Rusl(in  in  Relation  to  Modern  Problems.    Eclectic  Magaxin* 

122:486-493:  April  1894. 
COOKE.  GEORGE  WILLIS 

Browning  as  a  Religious  Teacher.    Poet  Lore  2:6:333-336. 
Browning's   Interpretation    of   Romantic    Love   as    Compared    viih 
thai  of  PLaio,  Dani»,  <utd  Potrarok    Port  Lor«  6i5;2i5-3«i. 


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Recent  English  Literature  27 \  ;{]) Biographical  Slfctch  of  Brorvn- 

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ing's  Theory;  of  Art  303;   (4)  Characteristics  of  Browning's  Poetry 

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The  Face.     (Song.)    2  copies. 
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243:July    1912. 
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By  William  L.  Alden.    Literary  Digest    18:339:March  25.    1889. 
COPELAND  AND  DAY  EDITION 

Mrs.  Browning's  Sonnets  from  the  Portuguese.    Dial  21:387:Dec. 

16,  1896. 
COPYRIGHT 

Edinburgh  Review.    Editor.    191  :  147: Jan.    1900. 
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Eclectic  Magazine   124:345-349: March  1895. 
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Same.  Questions  on  Browning.    By  Owen  Seaman.    Littell's  Living 

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Mrs.  Branson's  Recollection  of  Browning  in  Venice.    25:353-354: 

March   1902. 

Roberl  Browning  in  Edinburgh.    By  Rosaline  Masson.  New  Series 

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1913    821.88  Amss. 

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Age  193:673-689. 

Some  Recollections  of  a  Reader.   Littell's  Living  Age  108:103-109. 
Sonnet  by   Robert   Browning,   beginning    Word  I   might   else   have 
been  compelled  to  say.    New  Series  212:10:Feb.  1914. 
IVillorus.    A  sketch.    Littell's  Living  Age   119:36-45. 
CORNISH.  F.  WARRE 

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Same.    (Temp.  B.)    Littell's  Living  Age  210:3-14. 
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CORONATION  OF  THE  VIRGIN,  THE 

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CORRECT  ENGLISH 

Song  from  Pippa  Passes.    12:1  :96: April   1911. 
CORRESPONDENCE  BETWEEN  CARLYLE  AND  BROWNING 

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821.88  Be. 
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CORSON.  HIRAM 

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Browning  Clubs  in  the  United  States.  Literary  World  18:4:127: 
April   21,    1883. 

The  Cost  of  a  Poet:  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning's  A  Musical  In- 
strument.    Poet   Lore   7:5:259-263. 

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and  News.    Poet  Lore  4:55-56. 

Personal  Reminiscences  of  Robert  Browning.  Clippings  in  New 
York  Evening  Post  Dec.   17.   1889. 


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6:5:248-251. 

Sagacious  Smede,  Browning's.   Poet  Lore  6:6&7:373-74. 

See  Music. 
COSMOPOLIS 

Literarv  Recollections.    By  F.  Max  Mueller.    Liltell's  Living  Agt 

213:75-89. 
COSMOPOLITAN 

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12:Nov.   1890. 

Art  of  Coquetry^,  The.    By  Gertrude  Lynch.    36:606:May    1904. 

Breaking  ihe  Record.    By  1.  Zangwill.    18:244:Dec.  1894. 

Browning's  Place   in  Literature.     By  Emily  Shaw   Forman.    8:5: 

560-564:  March  1890. 

C.  L.  S.  C.  Class  Directory  1882-1910.    Chautauquan  44:256:Oct. 

1906. 

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1902. 

Literary  Boston.    By  Lilian  Whiting.    10:209:Dec.  1890. 

The  Literary  Development  of   California.     By  Gertrude  Franklin 

Atherton.    lb:276:Jan.  1891. 

Memorable   Love   Letters   of   the   Browning's.     By   Rafford    Pyke. 

37:253-261: July  1904. 

The  Month  in  England.   B^  Andrew  Lang.    19:112:May  1895. 

Same.  By  Israel  Zangwill.    24:326:Jan.   1898;   23:99:May  1897; 

26: 120:  Nov.  1898. 

William   Wetmore  Sior^.    By   Mrs.  Lew   Wallace.    21  :465:Sept. 

1896. 
COST  OF  A  POET:  ELIZABETH  BARRETT  BROWNING'S  "A 

MUSICAL  INSTRUMENT" 

By  Hiram  Corson.    Poet  Lore  7:5:259-263. 
COTES.  K.  D. 

The  Educational  Fiasco.    Fortnightly  Review  85:878:March  1906. 

COUNT  GISMOND  AIX  IN  PROVENCE 

By  Robert  Browning.  In  The  Rising  Generation  38:1  :20-2I  ;  38: 
2:40-41;  38:3:71-72.  (Complete)  821.88  Xmrg.  Translated  into 
Japanese. 

COUNTRY  AND  CITY  MOUSE 

Munsey's  Magazine  31  :603-604:Aug.  1904. 

COUNTRY  LIFE 

Home  Thoughts  from  Abroad.   By  Robert  Browning.   9:695:April 

1906. 

Song  from  Pippa  Passes.   By  Robert  Brov^Tiing.    10:317:July  1906. 

A  Summer  Trip  Through  the  Dolomites.    By  Eric  Bell.     18:363- 

364:July  1910. 

COUNTRY  OF  THE  RING  AND  THE  BOOK.  THE 

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COURTHOPE.  W.  J. 

Life  in  PoeU)) :  Poetical  Conception.    Nineteenth  Century  40:260- 
273:  Aug.  1896. 

The   Secret   of  Life   in   Poetry.     Literary   Digest    13 :588-89:Sept. 
5,    1896. 

COURTNEY.  W.  L. 

Robert  Browning,  IVriter  of  Pla\;s.    Fortnightly  Review  888-900: 
June  I.  1883  Magazine  Aiticles  1      821.88  Xman. 
Realistic  Drama.    (Fortnightly  Review.)    Litlell's  Living  Age  278: 
775-786. 

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Robert  Browning,  IVriter  of  Plays.   Eclectic  Magazine  New  Serie* 
38:3:358-366:Sept.  1883. 
COURTSHIP.  A  BROWNING 

Poet  Lore  5:3:166;   5:9:477. 

COURTSHIP.  A  BROWNING.  AND  OTHER  STORIES 

By  Eliza  Orne  White.     821.88  Xws. 
COURTSHIP.  ELIZABETH  BARRETT  BROWNING'S  ACCOUNT 

OF  HER  HUSBANDS 

Poet  Lore   10:2:316-318. 
COURTSHIP  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING.  THE 

Literary  Digest  1 5:879-880: Not.  20,  1897. 
COUSIN  VICTOR 

By    Editor.     Edinburgh   Review    172:7:454-490:Oct.    1890;    172: 

483:Oct.  1890. 
COVENTRY.  PATMORE 

Poet  of  Love.   Editorial.   Literary  Digest  14:519-21  :Feb.  27.  1897. 

Nation  80:399:May  1905. 

CRABBE.  GEORGE 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review   198:30-51  :July  1903. 
CRAFTSMAN 

Brojvrung's    Message    to    Artists    and    Craftsmen    of    Today.     By 

George  Wharton  James.    149-151  :Nov.  1903. 
CRANCH.  C.  P. 

Robert   Browning,   Homage    to   Robert   Browning,   Aleph   Tanner 

116    821.88  Xht. 

Personal  Reminiscence,  Browning  Memorial,  Sonnet.     821.88  Bmb. 
CRANE.  STEPHEN 

Parthian  Shots  at  Pre- Raff aelite  Poets.    Literary  Digest  41:2:647- 

48. 

Dec.  15.  1910. 
CRAYON.  THE 

An  American  Journal  of  Art — criticises  Men  and   Women.    3:2: 

61:Feb.    1856. 
CREATIVE  APPROACH  TO  THE  STUDY  OF  LITERATURE 

By  Frank  W.  Chandler.    English  Journal  4:283-84:  May  15.  1915. 
CREDIT  FOR  RELIGION 

By    Vernon    P.    Squire.      Religious    Education     1 1  :512:517:Dec. 

1916 

CREED 

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CRESPI.  DR.  ANGELO 

Tennyson    e    i   Browning.     Italian-British   Review   2:1  :34-45:j£m. 
1919. 


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Browning  for  Household  Use:  An  Examination.    By  Editor.    44: 

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Brownings  Last  Book-  307:Dec.  1889    821.88  Xman. 

Browning's  Treatment  of  Nature.    (First  Paper.)    By  Stopford  A. 

Brooke.    40:4:308-314:Apnl   1902. 

Hermes.    Decoration  for  Poems   tp  Robert  Browning  and  Eliza- 
beth Barrett  Browning.    By  Ernest  Haskell.    Aug.   1903. 

The  Ring  and  the  Bool^.    The  North  American  Review   1:212-3: 

Dec.   1897. 

Various  Clippings  Quoted  Concerning  Browning's  Death.     13:20: 

Jan.  11.  1890. 

The  Young  Ideas  Views  on  Poetry.    34:306-7:Oct.  1901. 
CRITIC  OF  BROWNINGS  POETRY.  THE  LATEST 

By  Anne  Russel  Marble.    Dial  33  :395-6:June  1.  1902. 
CRITIC.  POES  PLACE  AS  A 

Literary  Digest.    Editorial  26:379-380: March   14.   1903. 
CRITICAL  WORKS  OF  MARGARET  FULLER 

By  Carolyn  B.  La  Monte.    Poet  Lore  7:10:477-87. 
CRITICISM  AS  THEFT 

By   Professor   William   Knight.    Eclectic    Magazine    126:358-364: 

March   1896. 

Same.  Nineteenth  Century  39:257-266: Feb.   1896. 
CRITICISM.  MR.  WOODBERRY'S 

Atlantic  Monthly  66:847-848:Dec.    1890. 
CRITICISM  OF  BROWNING 

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CRITICISM  OF  LIFE,  BROWNING'S 

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CRITICISM  ON  POETICS  IN  ASOLANDO.  A 

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CRITICS  AND  AUTHORS 

Saturday  Review.    Littell's  Livine  Age  141  :3 18-320. . 
CRITICS.  SOME  BLUNDERS  OF 

By  Charles  Dudley  Warner.    Literary  Digest    1 5 :702-703  :Ocl.  9. 

1897. 

CROOK,  RICHARD  E. 

The  Gladstone-Browning  ControMersy.  Gentlemen's  Magazine.   Lit- 
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CROSS,  ALLEN  EASTMAN 

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CROSS  LIGHTS 

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CROSSE.  MRS.  ANDREW 

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157- 166:  April  1894. 


BROWNINGIANA  103 

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March    1892. 

Old  Memories  InlerviervcJ.    Eclectic   Magazine    1 19:505-51  5  :Oct. 

1892. 

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CROTHERS.  SAMUEL  M. 

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Modern  Language  Association.    Nation  86:7 :Jan.   1908. 

CUNNINGHAM.  G.  WATTS 

Some  Thoughts  on  Browning's  Ethical  Views.  The  Middlebury 
Campus  8:83-88:  May    1912. 

CUNNINGHAM.  SUSAN 

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in  Florence.     821.88  Gsac. 

CUP  OF  COMUS 

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CURIOSITIES  OF  CRITICISM 

By  Agnes   Repplier.    Atlantic   Monthly  59:314-323 : March    1887. 

CURIOUS  RELIC  OF  THE  BROWNING  FAMILY.  A 

Bookman  3:3:229-231  :May  1896. 

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CURRENT  EVENTS 

Droteniiig   Cenlenar\f.    By  Editor.    Outlook   101 :99-100:May   18. 

1912. 
CURRENT  LITERATURE 

Drorvning'i  Love  Affain  as  a  T\fpe  of  Legilimate  Romance.  (Eliz- 
abeth   Barrett    Compared    with    George    Sand.)     53 :348-353  :July 

1912. 

Epilogue  to  Asolando.   By  Robert  Browning.   33:197 :Aug.  1902. 

A   Forest   Thought.    39:219: Aug.    1905. 

Love  Among  the  Ruins.    By  Robert  Browning.    35:1 16-1 17 :July 

1903. 

May  and  Death.    By   Robert  Browning.    32:592:May    1902. 

Give  a  Rouse.    29:333:Sept.   1900. 

RcvieT»  of  Edward  Doivdcn's  Life  of  Drorvning.    By  Horatio  S. 

Kranj.    38:109-111. 

CURRENT  OPINION 

Authors    Wives.   9:37-40:Jan.  1892. 

Beans  and  Droivning.   By   Tom  Masson.   34:359:March  1903. 
Best  Poem  Ever   Written   in   the  English   Language,   The.    New 
York  Times  57:131-133:Aug.  1914. 
Burials  in   IVestminsler  Abbe},.    9:356-358:Feb.  1892. 
Moncure  D.  Comva\)'s  Autobiograph};.    38:43-46:Jan.   1905. 
Definitive  Place  of  Richard  Hove))  in  American  Letters,  The.    By 
Page  and  Rittenhouse.    44:277-279: March    1907. 
Dr.  Eliot's  Five-Foot  Library).    47: 158- 159: Aug.   1909. 
From   Ferishtah's   Fancies.    By    Robert    Browning.    34:471: April 
1903. 

From  Ghent  to  Aix.   By  M.  W.  P.   34:200:Feb.  1903. 
Handbool(ing  of  Rud\)ard  Kipling,  The.    New  York  Sun  58:48: 
Jan.  1915. 

Highest  Type  of  Originality  in  Literature,  The.  By  Charles  Leon- 
ard Moore.    50:100-101 :Jan.  1911. 

Mr.  Hunel^er  Declares  That  Genius  Has  No  Country.  57:423: 
Dec.  1914. 

//  /  Leave  All  for  Thee.  By  E.  B.  Browning.  33:584:Nov.  1902. 
//  Thou  Musi  Love  Me.  By  Elizabeth  B.  Browning.  34:471: 
April  1903. 

Is  too  Much  Written  on  the  Subject  of  Love?  By  Lafcadio  Hearn. 
62:206:  March  1917. 

Latest  Word  on  Whitman,  The.  By  George  Rice  Carpenter.  47: 
45-48:  July  1909. 

By  Eugene  Lawrence.    Chautauquan  8: 70- 73: Nov.  1887. 
Mr.  Meredith  in  His  Poems.   9:597-599: April  1892. 
George  Meredith,  the  Great  Psychologist  of  English  Fiction.    47: 
49-54:  July  1909. 

Net)  Appraisals  of  Robert  Broruning.  By  Lilian  Whiting.  52: 
701-703: June  1912. 

New  Church  Review.    By  Mr.  Speirss.    8:302-320: April  1901. 
Prospice.    By  Robert  Brcrwning.    33:462:Oct.   1902. 
Pure   Gold  of  Nineteenth  Century  Literature,  The.    By  William 
Lyon  Phelps.    43:51 5-51 8:Nov.   1907. 

Real  Facts  in  Regard  to  Fitzgerald  and  Omar  Khyyam,  The. 
By  Editor.    46:508-510:May  1909. 

Recent  Poetry  Reference.  45: 572: Nov.  1908;  46:452: April  1909; 
47: 102: July    1909. 


BROWNINGIANA  105 

RecoUectiom  of  Browning  in   Venice.    By   Katherine  Coleman  de 

Kay  Bronson.    32 :336-341  :March  1902. 

ReviejD  of  Edward  Dojvden's  Life  of  Drowning.    By  Horatio  S. 

Krang.    38:109-1  I  I  :Feb.    1905. 

IVilliam  Sharp's  Struggle   with  His  Feminine  Self.    By   Elizabeth 

A.  Sharp.    50:97-99:Jan.    I9II. 

Soliloqu\f  of  Acsch\)lus.    By   Robert   Browning.    56:55:Jan.   1914. 

Stud])  of  the  Love  Poetry  of  the  Brownings.   39:499-50:Nov.  1905. 

Francis   Thompsons  Tribute  to  Shelley.    45 :5I  5-5l8:Nov.    1908. 

Unhappy  Love  Afjairs  of  Men  of  Letters.  The.    By  Siradey  and 

Littlefield.    47:512-5l5:Nov.   1909. 

Voices  of  the  Living  Poets.    60:202: March   1916. 

Same.   (Mrs.  Browning.)    By  Editor.    62: 128- 1 30: Feb.   1917. 

Will  the  Novels  of  Meredith  Endure?    44:51 -53 : Jan.   1908. 

iVordsworth  as  A   Poet  Great  in  Spite  of  Himself.    By  Carman 

and  Rannie.   43 :630-632:Dec.  1907. 

A    Year's  Literary  Production.    By  H.   W.  Mabie.    9:433  :MarcK 

1892. 
CURRENT  POETRY 

Literary  Digest.    52:l:75:Jan.  8.   1916. 

Editorial.    Literary  Digest  53  :l  :198-202:July  22.   1916. 
CURRENT  TOPICS 

Albion  47:1 1:133: March   13.   1869. 
CURRY.  S.  S. 

Browning  and  the  Dramatic  Monologue.     821.88  Lcb. 

Same.    (Review.)    Independent  65:2: 1004-5  :Oct.  29.   1908. 

Browning's  Caliban  end  Saul.   Arena  40:47-51  :July  1908. 
CURRY  S.  S..  HIS  WORK  FOR  LIFE  AND  ART 

By  B.  O.  Flower.    Arena  40:39-47:July   1908. 
CURTIS.  G.  W. 

From    An   Easy    Chair.     Robert    Browning    in    Florence    197-208 

814  C  978ec. 

Harper's  Monthly  23:555-556.  563:Sept.   1862. 
CURZON.  GEORGE  N. 

Poetry,  Politics  and  Conservatism.    Littell's  Living  Age    168:131- 
140: Jan.    1886. 
CUSHMAN.  HERBERT  ERNEST 

French  Enthusiasms  Satirized  in  Browning's  Two  Poets  of  Croisic. 
Poet  Lore  11:3:382-395. 
CUSHMAN-S  ARTICLE.  EDITORIAL  ON 

Browning' on    French    Enthusiasm.     Poet   Lore   20:466:Oct.    1899. 
CYCLOPEDIA.  THE  BROWNING 

A  guide  to  the  study  of  the  works  of  Robert   Browning.    By  Ed- 
ward Berdoe.     821.88. 


D 

DALE.  JOHN  T. 

Book  Notices:  Heroes  and  Creathearls  and  Their  Animal  Friend: 

Education  33:121-128:Oct.   1912. 
DALL.  CAROLINE  H. 

Sordello.    A    History   and   a    Poem.     With    the    nutograph    of    tht 

author.     621.68  Hsoda  Copy   I. 


106  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Same.  Roberts  Brothers,  Boston,   1866     821.88  Hsoda  Copy  2. 
Same.   (Typewritten)  Copy  3. 
Same.   Poet  Lore   1:11:534-535. 

DALLAS  SATURDAY  NIGHT 

Pippa  Passes,  Described.    By  Louise  Allen.    Feb.  21,  1920. 
DALLIBA,  GERRDA 

Reference   to   Browning   Club.     Independent   67:2:880-81. 
DANIEL  BAKER  COLLEGIAN 

M}f  Last  Duchess.    By  H.  G.  O.     821.88  Xblg. 
DANTE 

Droivmng's  Inlerpretaiion  of  Love  as  Compared  rvith  Thai  of  Plato, 

Dante  and  Petrarch.    By  George  Willis  Cooke.    Poet   Lore  6:5: 

225-238. 
DANTE  AND  BROWNING 

Poet  Lore   14:3:21-23. 

DANTE  AND  OTHER  ESSAYS 

By  R.  W.  Church.   Sordello  221-260    821.8  C562d. 
DANTE  AND   THE   ENGLISH   POETS   FROM    CHAUCER   TO 

TENNYSON 

Drowning    and     Tennyson.      By    Oscar    Kuhns.      218-235     851. 1 

D 192kg. 

DANTE,  BROWNING  ON 

Poet  Lore  3:10:533-36. 

DANTE  IN  ENGLISH  LITERATURE 

Contemporary  Review  96:4-7:Sept.   1909:Literary  Supplement  24. 

DANTE    IN    ENGLISH    LITERATURE    FROM    CHAUCER    TO 
GARY 

By  Editor.   Edinburgh  Review  207:398-420: April  1908. 

DANTE  LITERATURE 

Athenaeum  3216:753-755:June  15.  1889. 

DANTE.  THE  BLACK  WASHING  OF 

By    Howard    Candler.     Contemporary    Review    88:552-568:Oct. 

1905. 
DARK  BLUE 

Drowning  as  a  Preacher.    By   Miss  E.  D.  West.    Littell's  Living 
Age    111:707-723. 
DARK  IN  LITERATURE,  THE 

By  Richard  Burton.    Forum  30:751-757:Feb.   1901. 

DARMESTETER,  MARY  JAMES 

Menage  de  Poetes  1    et  2.    La  Revue  de   Paris  295-31 7  :Sept.   15. 

1898;  788-81 7  :Oct.  15,  1898    821.88  Bmd. 
DAVIDSON,  JOHN,  THE  POET  OF  ARMAGEDDON 

By  Padraic  Colum.    New  Republic    13 :310-312:Jan.    12.   1918. 

DAVIES,  J.  LLEWELYN 

Drowning  and  Tenn^ison  compared,  from  Notes  to  the  Pocket  Vol- 
ume of  Selections  from  the  Poems  of  Robert  Browning.  By  Alex 
Hill.    17-22    821.88  Dhn. 

DAVIES,  TREVOR  H. 

Spiritual  Voices  in  Modern  Literature.  Robert  Drowning:  Saul. 
The  Heart's  Cry  for  Jesus  Christ  227-252    804  D255. 

DAVIS.  ETHEL 

The  Poetic  Structure  of  Drownings  Shorter  Lyrics.  Poet  Lore  5: 
8&9:436-42. 


BROWNINGIANA  107 

DAVISON.  W.  T. 

Browning's  Portraili  of  IVomcn.  London  Quarterly  Review.  Lit- 
tell's  Living  Age  281  :352-356:May  9.    1914. 

DAWSON.  MILES  M. 

Drowning.  Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph  Tanner  57  821.88 
Xht. 

DAWSON.  WILLIAM  JOSEPH 

The  Makers  of  English  Poetry.  Chap.  XXV:  Robert  Drowning 
lib;  Chap.  XXVI:  Drownings  Philosophy  of  Life  284;  Chap. 
XXVII:  The  Spirit  of  Drownings  Religion  293;  Chap.  XXVIII: 
Drowning's  Attitude  to  Christianity  30}  ;  Chap.  XXIX:  CrolDning'a 
Significance  in  Literature  312;  Chap.  XXX:  Robert  Drowning, 
Concluding  Survey  319-332     821.09  D272m. 

Qiies(   and    Vision.     See    Chapter:    Religious   Doubt   and   Modern 
Poetry  73-106    821.04  D272q. 
DAY  AT  TIVOLI.  A 

By  John  Kenyon.  Dedicated  to  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning  and 
Robert  Browning.     821.8  K37. 

DAY.  CLARENCE.  JR. 

Dooks  and  Thinks.    New  Republic  17:284:Jan.  4,  1919. 

DAY  OF  DELIVERANCE.  THE 

From  Return  of  the  Druses  in  Lyric  Form;  A  Libretto  for  Pre- 
sentation of  the  Play  in  Monologue.  By  Charlotte  Porter.  Poet 
Lore    16:1:23-28. 

DAY  WITH  THE  BROWNINGS  AT  PRATOLINA.  A 

By  Elizabeth  C.  Kinney.   Scribner's  Monthly  I  :  185-1 88 :Dec.  1870. 

DAY  WITH  THE  POET  BROWNING.  A 

By  M.  C.  Byron.  Hodder  &  Stoughton.  Illustrated  in  colon. 
821.88  Xdw. 

DAYS  WITH  POETS 

Independent  69:3 :693 :Sept.   29.    1910. 

DAYS  WITH  THE  VICTORIAN  POETS 

By    Morris    Rosselti.     Elizabeth    Darrelt    Drowning.    Hodder    ftc 

Stoughton.  Publishers.     821.04  D275dv. 
DE  FONBLANQUE.  ETHEL 

See  Italy. 
DE  KOVEN.  REGINALD 

See  Music. 

DE  LA  MARE.  WALTER 

An  Elizabethan  Poet  and  Modern  Poetry.  Edinburgh  Review  217: 

372-386:April  1913. 
De  MONTMORENCY.  J.  E.  G. 

Milton    and   Modern    Men.     Contemporary    Review    94:693-705: 

Dec.  1908. 

The    Paths    of    Glory.     Contemporary    Review    108:1  1 3-1 18:July 

1915. 

DE  MUSSET.  OEUVRES  COMPLETES  D'ALFRED 

Comedies  et  Proverbes,  Andre  del  Sarto.  Les  Editions  Parisiennei 
821.88. 

DE  PRESSENSE.  FRANCIS 

France  and  England,    The   Relation   of.    Nineteenth   Century    39. 
189-203:  Feb.  1896. 
DE  QUINCEYS  DREAM— FUGUE 

By  Lucile  P.  Leonard.    Poet  Lore  28:6:680-90. 


108  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

DE  TABLEY,  A  PORTRAIT.  LORD 

By  Edmund  Gosse.    Contemporary  Review.    Littell's  Living  Age 

208:346-357. 
DE  VERE.  AUBREY 

Archbishop   Trench's  Poems.    Nineteenth  Century.    Littell's  Living 

Age  178:131-144. 

Robert  Drowning.    Century  39:736:March  1890. 

Same.  A  Poem.    (From  McMillan's  Magazine.)    Clippings  63. 

Same.  Homage  lo  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  45;   78;    116- 

117    821.88  Xht. 
DE  VOISINS,  GILBERT 

See  Paul  Alfassa 
DEAD  IN  VENICE 

By  Arthur  Symons.    Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph  Tanner 

98-99    821.88  Xht. 
DEATH  AND  PITY 

By  Ouida.    Fortnightly  Review  57: 550-552: April  1892. 
DEATH  IN  THE  DESERT.  A 

By  Daniel  G.  Brinton.    Poet  Lore  1  :l  :25-26. 

Browning    Study    Programme:    A    Croup    of    Religiouj    Poems — 

Caliban  upon  Setebos,  Cleon,  Rabbi  Den  Ezra,  A   Death  in   the 

Desert.    By  Charlotte  Porter  and  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  10: 

1:103-113. 

By  Mrs.  M.  G.  Glazebrook.    Berdoe's  Drowning  Studies  225-236 

821.88  Vlbs. 

Same.  London  Society  Papers  9:153-164     821.88  Dbs.  2  Copiei. 

By  Chas.  L.   Williams.    Service   1  :153-155:Nov.   1904. 
DEATH  OF  BROWNING 

Berdoe's  Drowning  Studies  225-237     821.88  Vlbs. 

Magazine  Article   from   Pall   Mall   Budget   Dec.    19.    1889    821.7 

Xpmb. 

Death  of  Robert  Drowning.   By  Gascoigne  Mackle.    In  Ballard  of 

Pit^  64-66. 

Lines   Written  Abroad  on  Hearing  of  Drowning' s  Death. 
DEATH  OF  BROWNING,  NOTES  FROM  PARIS  ON 

By  C.  Seymour.    Poet  Lore  2:2:111-112. 

DEATH.  ON  BROWNINGS 

By  George   Edward   Woodberry.     In   Maimers   of  Literature   386 

820.4  W881. 

(See  under  Gosse,  Swinburne,  Woodbury.) 
DEATH,  ROBERT  BROWNING'S 

By  Maxwell  Gray.    Forest  Chapel     821.88. 
DEBT  OF  ENGLISH  TO  ITALIAN  LITERATURE 

By  J.  A.  Symonds.   Fortnightly  Review.   Littell's  Living  Age  125: 

131-138. 
DECAY  OF  LITERATURE,  THE 

Cornhill.    Littell's  Living  Age   155:617-624. 
DEDICATION  OF  POEMS  TO  MY  FRIEND  ROBERT  BROWN- 
ING 

By  Mrs.  Clara  Jessop  Moore.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph 

Tanner  56     821.88  Xht. 
DEFENDING  KEATS'  LOVE  LETTERS 

By   Prof.  Albert  E.  Hancock.    Literary   Digest  37:633-634:Ocl. 

31,  1908. 
DEFENDING  LITERARY  FADS 

By  Howell.    Literary  Digest  40:1178:June   11,  1910. 


BROWNINGIANA  109 

DEFENSE  OF  BROWNINGS  LATER  WORK.  A 

By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  12:2:284-304. 

DEFENSE  OF  THE  SPLIT  INFINITIVE.  A 

By   Dr.   Thomas   R.   Lounsbury.    Literary   Digest  28:653  :May    7, 

1904. 
DEFINITION  OF  CALIBER 

Correct  Enolish  12:2: 132:Aug.  1911. 

DEFINITIVE  EDITION.  OF  BROWNING.  THE 

Poet  Lore   7:2:102-103. 

DEFRIES.  ESTHER  PHOEBE 

A   Broivning  Primer.     821.88  Fdp. 
DEMOCRACY  OF  APRILE.  THE 

By  Charles  G.  Ames.    Poet  Lore  5:1  :27-34. 
DEMOCRACY.  ROBERT  BROWNING.  POET  OF 

By  Triggs.    Poet   Lore  4:10:481-490. 

DENISON.  CHRISTIANA   POLLOCK 

The   Paracelsus   of  Robert  firomnmg.     821.88   Hpad. 
DENNETT.  J.  A. 

Red  Colton  Night  Cap  Country.    Reviewed  in  Nation   17:116-18: 

1873. 
DENNIS.  JOHN 

Elizabeth    Barrett    Browning.     Leisure    Hour    86:90:Feb.     1889; 

Liiteirs  Living  Age   180:629-635    821.88  Xbm. 

Literary)   Coincidences.    Leisure   Hour.    Littell's   Living  Age    192: 

822-824: March  26.  1892. 

The  Poeir\)  of  the  Century.    Leisure   Hour.    Littell's  Living  Age 

185:307-312. 
DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  BROWNING  SOCIETY  OF  THE  NEW 

CENTURY  CLUB  OF  PHILADELPHIA 

Poet  Lore  2:1:35-39;  2:2:89-94;   2:3:145-52;  2:4:212-21;   2:5: 

278-83;  2:6:332-36. 
DEPARTURE  FROM  TRADITION.  A  STORY  OF  THE  YEAR  '95 

By    Rosaline    Masson.     Chamb.    Jour.     Littell's    Living   Age    207: 

15-23. 
DESCRIPTION  AND  PUBLICITY 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review   189:427: April   1899. 
DESCRIPTION  OF  BROWNING 

Poet  Lore  3:5:289-291. 
DESCRIPTIVE  CATALOGUE  OF  THE  GOEWEY  COLLECTION 

OF   BROWNING  PICTURES 

1898-1917.    Together  with  an  Introductory  Paper  Read  before  the 

San    Francisco    Browning   Society.     By    Mrs.   James    M.    Goewey. 

821.88  Xgp. 
DESTINY.  ROBERT  BROWNING  AND 

By  Emily  G.  Hooker.    Poet  Lore  12:2:247. 
DETLEV  VON  LILIENCRON 

By  R.  C.  K.  Ensor.    Contemporary  Review  96:448-457:Oct.  1909. 
DEUTSCHE    UEBERTRAGUNG    DIF.SER    DICHTUNGEN    BE- 

SORGTE  F.  C.  GERDEN.  DIE 

Die  Zeichnungen  Des  Tilelrahmens  Und  Des  Einbandes  Sind  Von 

Walter  Tiemann.    Auf  Einem  Balloon;  In  Einer  Condel.     821.88 

Hihg. 
DEVELOPMENT  OF  BROWNINGS  GENIUS.  IN  HIS  CAPACITY 

AS  POET  OR  MAKER.  ON  THE 

By  J.   T.   Nettleship.    London   Browning  Society   Papers  8:55-77 

821.88  Dbfc 


no  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

DEVEY.  J. 

A  Comparative  Esiimaie  of  Modern  English  Poets.    Robert  Brown- 
ing 376-421.     820.7  D491ce. 
DEX'OTIONAL  POEMS 

By  W.  G.  Kingsland.     821.88. 
DIAL 

Tlie  Aims  of  Literary  Studvi.    By  Oscar  Loveil  Triggs.    18:203-4: 

April  1.  1895. 

Boo}(s   of  the  Fortnight.    The  English   Poets.    By  Thomas  Hum- 
phry Ward.    66: 100: Jan.  25.   1919. 

Briefer  Mention.    53 :342-3  :Nov.   1,  1912;   54:149:Feb.   16.   1913. 

Briefs  on  New  Books.    By  Mrs.  Martha  Baker  Dunn.    39:242:Oct 

16,   1905. 

Same.   By  Laurie   Magnus.    48:152-1 53  :March    1,    1910. 

Same.   By  Prof.  Edward  Dowden  Princeton.    23: 74: Aug.  1,  1897. 

Same.   By  George  Saintbury.    18:181 -2:March  16.  1895. 

Browning  as  the  Poet  of  His  Country.    By  Anna   Benneson   Mc- 

Mahan.    54 :294-6:ApriI   1,  1913. 

The  Brorvning  Centenary.    By  Editor.    52:383-4: May  16.  1912. 

Browning   in  Intimate   Intercourse.     By   Arthur   Symons.    61:387: 

Nov.    16,    1916. 

Browning  in  Seattle.    42: 133:  March  1,  1907. 

Browning  Pocket  Edition.    53:355:Nov.    1,    1912. 

Browning   Poems.     Oxford    Miniature    Edition.     31:519:Dec.    16. 

1901. 

Browning  Women.   By  Clark  S.  Northup.    58:258-9: April  1.  1915. 

Browning's  Defense  of  His  Alleged  Obscurity  of  Style.    41:231: 

Oct.  16,  1906. 

Browning's  Dramatis  Personae :   Dramatic   Romances   and  Lyrics. 

(Illustrated.)     By   Eleanor   Fortescue  Brickdale.    47:51 7 :Dec.    16, 

1909;    51:479:Dec.    1,    1911. 

Browning's  Early  Career  and  Later  Influence.    Editorial.    52:91: 

Feb.   1.   1912. 

Brownings  England.    By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    45:41 5 :Dec.  1.   1908. 

Browning's   Tact  and  Courtesy.    Editorial.    52:347: May    1,    1912. 

Browning's  Heroines.    By  Ethel  Colburn  Mayne.    Reviewed  in  58: 

258-9:  April  1,  1915. 

Browning's  Italy.    By  Miss  Helen  Archibald  Clarke.    43:384:Dec. 

1,  1907. 

Browning's  Narrative   Verse.    By  Clark  S.  Northup.    43:367:Dec. 

1,    1907. 

Browning's  Optimism.    By  W.  N.  G.    1 8:290: May  16.   1895. 

Browning's  Pippa  Passes  and  Men  and  Women.    By  Eleanor  For- 
tescue Bricksdale.    49:473  :Dec.  1,  1910. 

Browning's  Saul.    Cromwell  &  Co.  Edition.    21  :338:Dec.   1,   1895. 

Same.   (Illustrated.)   By  Frank  O.  Small.    31  :448:Dec.   1,   1901. 

Mrs.  Browning's  Sonnets  from   the  Portuguese.    Copeland   &  Day 

Edition.    21:387:Dec.   16,   1896. 

Same.   Paul  Elder  Edition.    49:532:Dec.   16.   1910. 

The  Last  Ride  Together.    By  Frederick  Simpson  Coburn.    41  :462: 

Dec.    10.    1906. 

Casual  Comment.    By  Percy  F.  Bicknell.    42:133:March   1,   1907. 

A  Catalogue  of  the  Browning  Society  of   Boston.    22:225: April 

1.   1897. 

Cliemistrv    and    Criticism.     By    Percy    F.    Bicknell.     42:134-135: 

March   K   1907. 


BROWNINGIANA  111 

Christian  Teaching  in  Droii>ning.  By  Dr.  Bcrdoe.  21  :  125-6 :Scpt. 
I.  1898. 

The  Clue  lo  Drojvning's  Mind.  Editorial.  52:386: May  16,  1912. 
A  Coclfpil  for  Literary  Combats.  By  Andrew  Lang.  44: 167: Mar. 
16,  1908. 

The  Cult   of  Matthew  Arnold.    By   Edith   J.   Rich.    Dial   37:200: 

Oct.    1,   1904. 

An  Earl^  Browning  Ce/ilcnarp  Celebration.    Editorial.    52:44:Jan. 

16,  1912. 

An  Early  Victorian  Romancer.  B\)  Clari(  S.  Northup.  50:1  19-121  : 

Feb.   16,   1911. 

The  Ibsen  Legend.    Editorial.    18:259-61  :May   1 .   1895. 

The   Increasing    Vogue   of  Browning.     Editorial.     54:447  :June    1, 

1913. 

An  Interesting  Memorial  of  Two  Great  Authors.    By  Anna  Ben- 

neson  McMahan.    31  :229-230:Ocf.    I,   1901. 

An  Irish  Poet's  Literarv  Friendships.    By  Percy  F.  Bicknell.    44: 

69-70: Feb.   1.  1908. 

The  Latest  Critic  of  Browrnng's  Poetrxi.    By  Annie  Russell  Marble. 

33:395-6:Dec.    1,    1902. 

Letters  and  Memories  of  Harriet  Hosmer.    By  Mrs.  Lucien  Carr. 

53:106:Aug.  16.   1912. 

The  Letters  of  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    By  Louis  J.   Block. 

23:274-7:Nov.  16.  1897. 

The  Mat(ing  of  a  Creat  Poem.    By  Anna   Benneson   McMahan. 

45:344-5:Nov.  16.  1908. 

The  Masterpieces  of  English  Narrative  Verse.  By  Charles  Leonard 

Moore.    43:303-305:Nov.   16,    1907. 

Memories  of  Seventy  Years.    By  E.  G.  J.    18:43-45  :Jan.  16.  1895. 

Mistal(es   of  Browning's   Biographers.    By  Editor.    54:38: Jan.    16, 

1913. 

Miss  Molincux's  Browning  Phrase  Bool(.  By  W.  J.  R.  22:42-3: 
Jan.   16.   1897;   22:78:Feb.   1.   1897. 

More  Memoirs  of  Literarv  London.  By  E.  G.  J.  I8:8-10:Jan.  1, 
1895. 

More  of  the  Pre-Raphaelite  Brotherhood.  By  Edith  Kellogg  Dun- 
ton.    41:446:  Dec.   16,  1906. 

A  New  Democratic  Venture.  Editorial.  43  :237-239:Oct.  16,  1907. 
The  New  Expositor  of  Browning.  By  Charles  H.  Herford.  39: 
44:July  16,  1905. 

New  Letters  by  Robert  Browning.  By  Frederic  G.  Kenyon.  40: 
395:  June   16,    1906. 

New  Lights  on  Browning's  Personalitv.    By  Anna   Benneson   Mc- 
Mahan.   50:206-9:  March    16,   191  1. 
Notes.    59:162:Sept.  2.   1915. 

Notes  for  Bibliophiles.    By  Editor.    63 :120-121  :Aug.   16.   1917. 
Old  Yellow  Book.    Reviewed  in  45:344-5:Nov.  16,   1908. 
Originality   in   Literature.     By   Charles   Leonard    Moore.    49:585: 
319-21  :Nov.    1.   1910. 

Papers  of  a  Browning  Society.  By  Miss  Dame.  23:253:Nov.  I. 
1897. 

Philosophic  Doubts  Concerning  Criticism.  Editorial.  48:3-4: Jan. 
1910. 

Plans  for  the  Preservation  of  the  Browning  Letters.  By  Editor. 
56:392:May    1.    1914. 


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A  Poet  and  His  Circle.    By  Percy  F.  Bicknell.    52:221 -3 :March 

16.   1912. 

The  Poet  of  Science.    By  Paul  Shorey.    46:17-I9:jan.  1,  1909. 

A  Poet  Relrospecl.    Editorial.    38:11 1-13  :Feb.   16.  1905. 

PoelrX)  ai  Criterion  of  Literature.    18:133-5  :March  1.   1895. 

The  Poetry  of  Ralph  Hodgson.    By  John  Gould  Fletcher.    63:50- 

2:July   19.   1917. 

A  Poet'iMind  (Mrs.  BrONvning).    Editorial.    47:5-7:July  1.  1909. 

Preparation  for  the   Drowning  Centenary.     Editorial.    52:219-20: 

March  16,   1912. 

Reminiscences  of  an  English  Teacher.    By  Henry  E.  Bourne.    49: 

232-3  :Oct.  1.  1910. 

A  Rollicking  Irish  Storv  Teller.    By  Percy   F.  Bicknell.    40:382- 

385:  June   16.   1906. 

A    Scholarly   Essayist's   Latest    Work-     By    Ferris   Greenslet.     39: 

277:  Nov.  1.  1905." 

Some  Celebrated  Characters  of  Last  Century.    By  Percy  F.  Bick- 
nell.   46:I34-5:March  I.  1909. 

Some  New  Memorials  of  The  Brownings.    By  Messrs.  Frederic  G. 

Kenyon,    Bertram    Dobell    and    Edmund    Gosse.     58:268: April    1, 

1915. 

Taking  Stock.    Editorial.    50:3-5:Jan.   1,   1911. 

Two  Fresh  Introductions  to  Browning.    60:82:Jan.  20.  1916. 

The  Unliterary   Temperament.    Editorial.    46:5-7: Jan.  1,  1909. 

The  Use  of  Like  and  As.   By  S.  I.  Kidder.  61  :452:Nov.  30.  1916. 

A    V/ordsworthian  in  Reminiscent  Mood.    By   Percy   F.   Bicknell 

38:117-19:Feb.  16.  1905. 

Diaphanous    Literature.     By    Frederic    Harrison.     45:391  :Dec.    1, 

1908. 

An  Echo  of  the  Browning's  Cull  in  America.    By  Mrs.  Francis  B. 

Hornbrooke.    48:91  :Feb.    1.    1910. 

Some  Appreciations  of  Sr'Jnep  Lanier.    By  W.  M.  Baskervill.    18: 

299-301  :March   16,   1895. 
DIAPHANOUS  LITERATURE 

By  Frederic  Harrison.    Dial  45:391  :Dec.   1.   1908. 
DIARY  OF  A  JOURNEY  IN  AMERICA  IN  1805 

By  Daniel  Swift  Burr.    Journal  of  American  History  3:2:452:Fall 

No.  1909. 
DICEY.  EDWARD 

The  Present  Ebb-Tide  of  English  Literature.    Literary  Digest  21  : 
69: July  21,    1900. 

DICK,  MRS.  C.  B. 

Browning's  Pauline  and   Balzac's  Louis  Lambert  compared.    Poet 
Lore  4:3:161-66. 
DICKENS  FIFTY  YEARS  AFTER 

By  Mabell  S.  C.  Smith.    Chautauquan  62:93- 102: March   1911. 

DICTION,  BROWNING'S 

American  Notes  and  Queries  304-305: April  27,  1889. 
DICTIONARY  OF  NATIONAL  BIOGRAPHY 

A  brief  life  by  Edmund  Gosse.    Supplement  Vol.   1  :306  ff. 
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DID  BROWNING  WHISTLE  OR  SING? 

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DIFFERENT  IDEALS  OF  SHELLEY  AND  BROWNING 

Portion  of  thesis.    By  Angie  Laccy  Peck.    The  Wellesley  Prelude 
Memorial  Number  3: 17:21  I -2l2:Jan.  30.   1892. 

DIFFERENTIATION  OF  ENGLISH  CLASSES  IN  HIGH  SCHOOL 

By  M.  Catherine  Mahy.    Education  36:575-580:May   1916. 

DIFFICULTIES    AND    OBSCURITIES.    ENCOUNTERED    IN    A 
STUDY  OF  BROWNING'S  POEMS.  ON  THE 
By  James  Bertram  Oldham.    London  Browning  Society  Papcri  2: 
333-398    821.88  Dbs. 

DIFFICULTIES  OF  RELIGIOUS  POETRY.  THE 

Spectator.    Litteli's  Living  Age  213:276-278. 

DIFFICULTIES  OF  REVOLUTION.  THE 

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DILKE.  LADY 

The  Shrine  of  Death  and  Other  Stories.    Athenaeum   3055:642: 

May   15.   1886. 
DIP  IN  CRITICISM.  A 

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179:352-357. 
DISCRETION  AND  PUBLICITY 

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DISCUSSION  OF  BROWNING'S  SHORTER  POEMS 

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Poet  Lore  2:3:193-195. 

By  Ursula  Tannerfost.    Homage  (o  Robert  Drorvning.  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 103-104. 
DIVINE  ORDER.  THE 

By    Thomas    Jones.      Introduction    by     Robert    Browning.     11-13 

252  J79. 
DIVORCE,  WHAT  DOES  THE  BIBLE  REALLY  TEACH  AS  TO 

Editorial.    Literary  Digest   18:673-675  :June  10.  1899. 
DIXSON.  EMILY 

Realism  in  I9th  Centur})  English  Fiction.    Baylor  Literary   18:3-7: 

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DJABAL'S  SONG 

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zine 34:31-38:Sept  1913-June   1914. 

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July   1873. 

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DRAMA  OF  BROWNING 

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DRAMA  OF  IDEAS 

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DRAMATIC  IDYLS 

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DRAMATIC  LYRICS  AND  THE  RETURN  OF  THE  DRUSES 

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Century  59  .-944-954: June   1906. 
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DRUSES— THE  RETURN  OF  THE 

(Stage  Version.)    A  criticism  of  the  play  as  performed  by  the  Bos- 
ton Browning  Society.    Poet  Lore   14:1:141-143. 

DUCHESS  (FERRARA),  MY  LAST 

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821.88  Xmrg.    In  Japanese. 

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DUEL  AND  WAR.  THE 

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DUET  OF  LITERARY  REPUTATION,  A 

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March  29.   1913. 

DUFF.  DAVID 

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Notes.    William  Blackwood  &  Sons,  Edinburgh  and  London   1906 

821    Hsod. 
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Poetr-})  in   the    19th  Century.    Edinburgh  Review.    Littell's  Living 

Age  235:705-724:Dec.  20.  1902. 
DUFFIELD.  C.  W. 

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DUFFY.  C.  GAVAN 

Conversations  and  Correspondence  with   Thomas  Carl^^le.    Contem- 
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tic Magazine   1  18:326-331  :March   1892. 

DUKE'S  INTERVIEW  WITH  THE  ENVOY 

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821.88  Xmal. 

DUMAS  AND  D'ARTAGNAN 

By  Walter  Shaw  Sparrow.  Literary  Digest  1 5 :462-63  :Aug.  14, 
1897. 

DUNCAN,  FRANCES 

Garden  and  Garden  Craft.    Atlantic  Monthly  90:559-63  :July  1902. 

DUNLAP,  HOPE 

Illustrated.  The  Pied  Piper  of  Hamelin.  A  Child's  Slorij.  By 
Robert  Browning.     821.88  Hppd. 

DUNN,  MARTHA  BAKER 

Briefs  of  NeTv  Books.    Dial  39:242:Oct.  16,  1905. 
The  Brorvning  Tonic.    Atlantic  Monthly  90:203-211. 

DUNTHORNE.  ROBERT 

A  List  of  Etchings.  Published  by  Robert  Dunthorne  at  the  Cabinet 
of  Fine  Arts.  London,  1884.  The  Pied  Piper  of  Hamelin  After 
the  Wafer  Colour  Drawing  by  the  Late  G.  J.  Pinwell.    31. 

DUNTON.  EDITH  KELLOG 

More  of  Pre-Raphaelite  Brotherhood.  Dial  41  :444-446:Dec.  16. 
1906. 

DUNTON,  THEODORE  WATTS- 
See    Watts-Dunton,    Theodore. 

DUTTON  AND  CO..  E.  P. 

Catalogue:  Rare  and  Choice  Bool(s.  First  editions  of  the  works  of 
esteemed  authors,  rare  and  choice  works  relating  to  America,  cos- 
fume.  Napoleon,  Sport,  old  English  Colour  books,  extra  illustrated 
books,  beautifully  bound  sets  executed  by  the  best  London  binders, 
botanical  and  gardening  items,  etc.    New  York. 

DWIGGINS.  WILL 

Browning's  Rabbi  Ben  Ezra.  A  Dramatic  Monologue  800,  half 
Vellum.  Printed  by  hand  at  the  Village  Press,  Hingland,  Mass. 
By  Fred  and  Bertha  Goudy.  Frontispiece  and  Decorations  De- 
signed and  cut  on  wood  by  Will  Dwiggins.    1904. 


EAGER,  MISS  MARGARET  MAC  LAREN 

The  Pied  Piper  of  Hamelin.  By  Robert  Browning.  Arranged 
and  adapted  for  Children,  produced  in  a  series  of  matinees.  Bos- 
ton 1899    821.88  Hppb. 

EAGLE.  THE 

See  Music. 
EAGLE-HEARTED  POET  OF  THE  NINETEENTH  CENTURY. 
BROWNING.  THE 

By  B.  O.  Flower.    Arena  39:218:72-78:Jan.   1908. 

EAGLESTON,  A.  J. 

Wordsworth,   Coleridge,  And    The   Spy.    Nineteenth   Century   64: 
300-3 10  :Aug.  1908. 
EALAND,  F. 

Sermons  from  Browning.     821.88  E.e. 
Same.   Elliot  Stock.   London.  England.    1892. 


BROWNINGIANA  119 

EARLE.  FERDINAND 

The  Lyric  Year  (1912).    See  under  Lyric  Year. 
EARLE.  SAMUEL  C. 

English.  Course  in  the  Small  Colleges.    English  Journal  3:422-426: 

Sept.   1914. 
EARLY  ENGLISH  POEMS 

By   Pancoast.     821.08   PI 88. 
EARLY  ENVIRONMENT  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING,  THE 

By  Frederick  Rogers.    Privately  Printed,   1904. 

EARLY  FRIENDS  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

By    W.    Hall    Griffin.     Contemporary    Review    87:471:427-446: 

March  1905. 
EARLY  LITERARY  CAREER  OF  BROWNING 

From  Roosevelt's  Article.    By  Editor.    Outlook   102:750-753 : Aug. 

2.  1913. 
EARLY  LITERARY  CAREER  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING.  THE 

Four  Lectures.    By  Thomas  R.  Lounsbury.     821.88  Dll. 
EARLY  PORTRAIT  AND  AUTOGRAPH  OF  BROWNING 

By  J.  C.  Armytage.    Bookman  2:466: Feb.  1896. 
EARLY  VICTORIANS  AND  OURSELVES 

By  G.  S.  Street.    Fortnightly  Review  86:878:Nov.   1906. 

Same.   Fortnightly  Review.    Littell's  Living  Age  251  :61  7-624. 
EARLY  WRITINGS  OF  BROWNING 

By    Edmund   Gosse.    Century   23:189-200. 
EARNSHAW,  J.  WESTBY 

Browning.     Los   Angeles    Dro-wning   Club    Year  Dool(    1917-1918 

821.88  Via. 
EAST  AND  WEST 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Broruning.    Poet  and  Woman.    By  Jean  Roberti. 

5:59:865-875:Sept.  1906    821.88  Xsf. 

A  Causerie  on  Browning.    By  Walter  J.  Baylis.    14:161:272-276: 

March  1915    821.88  Rbc. 
EASTER  DAY— A  STUDY 

Browning,  Robert.   Chautauquan  8:428rApril  1888. 
EASTON.  MORTON  W. 

Tendencies   of   English    and  French   Lkeralure    during    the   Eliza- 
bethan Period.    Poet  Lore  1  :4: 157-71. 
EASY  CHAIR.  FROM  THE 

By  G.  W.  Curtis. 
EATON.  HORACE  A. 

Reading  Poetry  Aloud.    English  Journal  2:l55:March  1913. 
EBB  TIDE  OF  POETRY  AND  CRITICISM.  THE 

By  Rev.  Stropford  Brooke.    Literary  Digest  21  :691  :Dec.  8,   1900. 

ECHELTLOS 

By   Robert  Browning.    Translated  into  Japanese.    Rising  Genera- 
tion 36:12:370-371     821.88  Xmrg. 

ECHO  BROWNING'S  CULT  IN  AMERICA,  THE 

By  Mrs.  Francis  B.  Hornbrooke.    Dial  49:91  :Feb.  1.   1910. 

ECHO  CLUB.  DIVERSIONS  OF 

Atlantic  Monthly  29:269-275  :March  1872;  29:710-71  5  :June  1872. 
ECLECTIC  MAGAZINE 

135:778-783:1900. 

An  Aberdeen  Student  of  Today.    By  Isabella  F.  Mayo.    122-234- 

241: Feb.   1894. 

Matthew  Arnold.    By  Leslie  Stephen.    122:300-313  :March  1894. 


120  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

An  and  Eccenlricil};.    By  Herbert  Paul.    l18:574.582:May  1902. 

Philip  James  Baile];.    By  Edmund  Gosse.    MO  :2 18-231  :Feb.  1903. 

Books  and  Aullwrs.     1 39:696-700: Nov.    1902;    141  :I39.140:July 

1903. 

Robert  BroT»ning.   Contemporary  Review  68»3 1 4-323  :March  1867. 

Robert  Broivning — Second  Paper.    Contemporary  Review  68:501- 

51 3:  April   1867. 

Robert  BroTvning.   By  Mary  A.  Woods.    138^74: Jan.  1902. 

Robert   Browning,    the    Musician.     Py    A.    Coodrich-Freer.     137: 

174-1 82:  Aug.  1901. 

Robert  Broxening,  Writer  of  Plays.    By  W.  L.  Courtney.    101  or 

(New  Series  38)  3:358-366:Sepi.  1883. 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    142:823-829: June   1904. 

Mrs.  Browning  and  Miss  Lowe.    From  English  Review.    22:337- 

344:  March   1851. 

Mrs.  Browning's  New  Poem.  Alheneaum.  23:41 5-41 9 :July   1851. 

Robert  Browning's  Poems.    (From  St    Paul'*.)    By  E.  J.  H.    13 

3:267-279:  March  1871. 

Burns,  As  an  English  Poet.   By  David  Christie  Murray.    140:194 

200: Feb.  1903. 

A  Chapter  in  the  History  of  Oracles     By  Basil  Williams.    118 

270-278: Feb.  18.   1892. 

Children's  iV ays.   From  The  Spectator    68:3''>3:Sept.  1898. 

Classical  and  Modern  Literature.   By  R.  Y.  Tyrrell.    142:520-523 

March  1904. 

The  Complacency  of  the   IVordsworthians.    By  H.  F.  C.    Ill  :2 

181 -185:  Aug.  1903. 

Criticism   As    Theft.     By    Prof.    Williani    Knight.     126:358-364 

March  1896. 

The  Duties  of  Authors.    By  Leslie  Stephen.    123:l-14:JuIy  1894, 
Education  and  Instruction.    By  Lord  Cole-idfje.    122:157-163:Feb 

1894. 

The  Essay  Considered  From  An  Artistic  Point  of  View.    By  E. 

H.  Lacon  Watson.    123:50- 54: July  1894,^ 

The   Ethical   Impulse   of  Mrs.   Browning's  Poetry.     By   Thomai 

Bradfield.    127:447-454:Oct.  1896. 

Ethical    Tendencies    of   Matthew    Arnold'i   Poetry.     By    Thomai 

Bradfield.    124:3  IO-319:March  1895. 

First  Paper  on  Robert  Browning  from  Conteirporary  Review.    68: 

3 14-323:  March  1867. 

Foreign  Literary  Notes.     121  :859-860:DeC   J893;    122:424-426: 

March  1894;    123:71 1-713  :Nov.  1894. 

Same.  By  Christina  Rossetti.    124:279-283:Fel'.  1895. 

Same.   Editorial.    45:71 2 :May  1897. 

Glimpses   of   Ruskin.     By    R.    Wilkins    Rees.     141  :421-434:Oct. 

1903. 

Hearth  and  Home,  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.   By  Mme.  Octavii 

Walton  Le  Vert.    4:2:221 -225  :Feb.   1869. 

Leigh  Hunt.    By  F.  Warre  Cornish.    127:30-40- July  1896. 

Illustrious  Handwriting.    122:134-137:Jan.  189* 

In  Defense  of  Classical  Study.    By  Profeisoir  Jebb.     122:13-17: 

Jan.   1894. 

Is  Literature  Dying?    By  Herbert  Paul.    l48:^10-5I7:June  1907. 

Is  Matthew  Arnold's  Poetry  Consoling?     n9:''64-367:Sept.   1892 

Letters  of  James  Russell  Lowell.    122:335-340  March   1894. 

The  Literary  Inspiration  of  Imperialism.    135:15' -161  :Aug.   1900. 


BROWNINGIANA  121 

Literature  and  Dcmocrac]).    1 37:237-245: Aug.  1901. 

A    Little    Ctrl  Recollection    of  Elizabeth   D.   Broivning.     I'Villlam 

Mal(epeacc  Thacl(eray.  and  the  late  Emperor  Louis  Napoleon.  By 

Henriette  Corkran.     I  24:345-349  iMarch    1895. 

Lord  Leighton's  Slfctches.    By    Mrs.   Russell   Barrington.    45:180- 

188: Feb.   1897. 

A  March  Hare.    By  Charles  Stracher.    68:46: July  1898. 

Mr.    Meredith   In    His   Poems.     By    Professor    Edward    Dowdcn. 

ll8:650-660:May   1892. 

Miscellanv — How   One   of  Mrs.  Browning's  Books    Was  Named. 

124:858-859: June  1895. 

The  Mission  of  Tennyson.  By  W.  S.  Lilly.  45:61 7-624 :May  1897. 

Modern   Poets   and   the   Meaning   of   Life.     By    Frederic    \V.    H. 

Myers.    120:365-377:March  1893. 

Moses  in  Literature.    122:275-278:Feb.   1894. 

The  New  Era  In  Letters.    By  Arthur  Waugh.    121  :  168-1  72  :  Aug. 

1893. 

The   Novels   of  Peacock-     By   Herbert    Paul.     141  :349-360:Sept. 

1903. 

Old  Memories  Interviewed.    By    Mrs.  Andrew   Crosse.     119:505- 

515:Oct.    1892. 

The  Old   Order  Changeth.    By  Julia   WedgwoDd.     127:721-731: 

Dec.    1896. 

On/p    The    Advertisement.     By    Esme    Stuart.     62:660-666: Nov. 

1895. 

The  Poet  Laureateship.    1 26:97- 108: Jan.  1896. 

Poetic  Emotions  and  Affinities.    By  B.  Brooksbank.    40:166-173: 

Aug.   1884. 

Poetry  in  the  Nineteenth  Century.    140:141-160:Feb.  1903. 

The  Poetry  of  George  Meredith.    By  G.  M.  Trevelyan.    143:503- 

515:Oct.   1904. 

The  Poetrv  of  D.  C.  Rossclti.    By  W.  Basil  Worsfold.    121  :851- 

854:Dec.  1893. 

The  Portrait  of  an  American.    142:1 16-I24:Jan.  1904. 

The  Rat-Catcher  of  Hamelin.    By  Gustav  Hartwig.    119:759-761  : 

Dec.  1892. 

Recent  Poetry  h\i  Trench.  Kingsley,  Burhidge  &  Clough.    20:166- 

177:  June  1850.' 

Reminiscences  of   Thomas  Carl\}le,  Browning  and  Coleridge.     By 

Sir  C.  Gavan  Duffy,  K.  C.  M.  G.    1 18:326-331  :March  1892. 

Review  of   The  Ring  and  the  Book  ^o-  I-  By  Robert  Browning. 

In  4  Vols.    4:2:234-236:Feb.  1869. 

The  Ring  and  the  Book-    Reviews  Selected  from  The  Athenaeum. 

4:5:61 9-625  :Mav  1869. 

Same.   Editorial. '  13  :400-41 2:  April  1871      821.88  Xme. 

The  Ring  and  the   Book-     By   E.  J.   H.    From  St.    Paul's.     13:4 

(New  Series)  :400-41  2:  April    1871 

Rome  Revisited.    By  Frederic  Harrison.     121  :  19-32:June   1893. 

Christina  Rossclti.    By  Arthur  Christopher  Benson.     124:490-496: 

April  1895. 

Mr.  Ruskin   in   Relation   to  Modern  Problems.    By   E.   T.   Cook. 

122:486-493:  April  1894. 

Shakespere,  As  a  Man.    By  Leslie  Stephen.    1  37:70-84 :July  1901. 

Some  More  Letters  of  Mrs.  Carhle.    By  Augustine  Berrell.    141  : 

23 1-237:  Aug.  1903. 

The  Sonnet.     140:834-836:June   1903. 


122  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

R.  L.  SUvtmons  Characteristics.    By  J.  A.  MacCuIloch.    68:193: 

Aug.  1898. 

The  Study  of  Character.    123:76-79:July  1894. 

A  Study  of  Mr.  George  Meredith.    By  J.  A.  Newton  Robinson. 

118: 124-1 29 :Jan.  1892. 

The  Swan  Songs  of   the  Poets.    By  Alexander  Small.     120:241- 

243:Feb.  1893. 

Talks    With    Tennyson.     By    Wilfred    Ward.     127:31 7-328  :Sept. 

1896. 

Tennyson.    1 20:31 -44 :Jan.  1893. 

Alfred  Lord    Tennyson.     By    Andrew    Lang.     129:810-81 7 :Dec. 

1897. 

Tennyson,  As  a  Nature  Poet.   By  Theodore  Watts.    120:837-849: 

June  1893. 

Tennyson,  As  a  Political  Thinner.    By  Rev.  Stopford  A.  Brooke 

in  the  Contemporary  Review.    120:282-284: Feb.  1893. 

On  Undesirable  Information.    By  E.  F.  Benson.    62:222-228: Aug. 

1895. 

The  Victorian  Age  of  Literature  and  Its  Critics.    By  D.  F.  Han- 

nigan.    126:808-81 3: June  1896. 

G.  F.  Watts.   By  W.  S.  MacCall.    143:389-391  :Sept.  1904. 

Where  Genius  Works.    123:697-701  :Nov.  1894. 

The  Women  of  Lyric  Love.   By  Maxwell  Gray.    45:88-96: Jan.  8, 

1897. 

Words  That  Co  to  the  Dad.    142:129-131  :Jan.  1904. 

Wordsreorlh,    Tennyson    and    Browning    1:3:273-284;    A     Child 

Asleep,  Mrs.  Droivning.    Eclectic   1:4:521-522,  The  Electic  Mag 

azine.    St.  Paul's — Robert  Browning's  Poems.    13:3:267-279.    The 

Electic    Magazine.     St.    Paul's — The   Ring   and    the    Book-    13:4: 

400-412.     The    Electic    Magazine.     Robert   Browning,    Writer    of 

Plays.    358-366   821.88  Xme. 
EDDY  AND  HER  VIEWS.  MRS. 

By  J.  I.  C.  Clarke.    Literary  Digest  22:730-731  :June   15,  1901. 

Browning.    Editorial.     114:186. 

Browning  and  Alfred  Domeli.    Editorial   144:462-484. 

Browning's  Poems.     By    Wm.   Hand   Browne.     5:6:71 1-725 :Dec. 

1869. 

Discretion  and  Publicity.    Editorial    133:169. 

The   Heroic    Couplet.     By    St.    Loe    Strachey.     123 :448-461  :Oct. 

1894. 

By  Rosaline  Masson.    Littell's  Living  Age  260:653-663.    Cornhill 

Magazine. 
EDINBURGH.  ROBERT  BROWNING  IN 

By  Rosaline  Masson.   Cornhill  Magazine  152:590:Feb.  1909  (New 

Series).    In  Magazine  Articles  No.  1.     821.88  Xman. 
EDINBURGH  REVIEW 

The  Agony  of  the   Victorian  Age.    By  Edmund  Gosse.    228:276- 

295:Oct.    1918. 

The  Anglo-Norman  Renaissance.    By  J.   E.  G.  de  Montmorency. 

229: 154-1 72 :Jan.  1919. 

Mr.  Balfour   in    the   Study.     By   Sidney   Low.     216:257-278:Oct. 

1912. 

Ballad  Poetry.     (A   review   of   Sir    Walter    Scott's   Minstrelsy    of 

Scottish  Border.)    By  T.  F.  Henderson.    197:303-23  :April   1903. 

Fanny  Burney,  Her  Diary   and  Her  Days.    By   Editor.    203:85- 

116:Jan.  1906. 


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Cardinal  Nemman.    By  Editor.    2l5:263-290:Apnl  1912. 
Characleriilics   of    Si^inhurne's   ]-'oetr\).     By    W.    Holman    Hunt. 
204:468-487:Oct.  1906. 

Chivalry^  and  Civilizalion.    Reference  to  Ring  and  the  Dool{.    By 
J.  L.  G.  de  Montmorency.    222: 1  18- 134:July  1915. 
Conlemporar\)    Poets    and    Venificn.     By    Editor.      l78:479:Oct. 
1893. 

Copyright.    By  Editor.     191  :  147  :Jan.   1900. 
Crabhc.    By  Editor.    198:30-51  :July  1903. 

Dante   in  English  Literature  from   Chaucer   to    Car\).    By   Editor. 
207:398-420:  April  1908. 

Dean  Milman.    By  his  son,  Arthur  Milman.    191  :5II  :Apnl   1900. 
Discretion  and  Publicity.    By  Editor.     189:427:  April    1899. 
Discretion  and  Publicity.    Littell's  Living  Age  221  :807-820. 
An    Elizabethan    Poet    and   Modern   Poetry.     By    Walter    de    La 
Mare.    21  7  :372-386:April    1913. 

English  Public  Life.    By  Editor.    21  4  :  196-21  7  :July    1911. 
/•Vanciicari  Literature.    By  Editor.    199: 145- 1 68:  J  an.   1904. 
A  French  Satirist  in  England  {Mrs.  B.)   By  Edinund  Gosse.    1\9: 
327-346-April  1914. 

The    German    Stage.     By    W.    Holman    Hunt.     204:447-467:Oct. 
1906. 

Hardy's  Lyrical  Poems.    By   Edmund  Gosse.    227:272-293 :  April 
1918. 

Robert  Hcrrick.    By  Editor.    199: 1 09-27: Jan.  1904. 
History  and  the  National  Portrait  Gallery.    By  Editor.     184:218- 
236:July   1896. 

In  Memorium  After  Fifty   Years.    By  Editor.    203 :297-318:April 
1906. 

Lamariine  and  Elvire  {Mrs.  B.)  By  W .  Holman  Hunt.  205:442: 
April   1907. 

The  Letters  of  Horace   Walpole.    By  Editor.    199:432-456: April 
1904. 

Letters  of  Robert  BroJvning  and  Elizabeth  Barrett  Bro'Wning.    By 
Editor.     189:420-439:  April    1899. 

Life  in  Poetry  and  Law  in  Taste.    By  Editor.    194:326:Oct.  1901. 
Literary  Prospects  of  the  Drama.    By  Editor.    192:315:Oct.  1900. 
Lucretius  and  His  Times.    By  Editor.    203  :  137- 160: Jan.  1906. 
Mr.  Meredith's  Novels.    By  Editor.     181  :33-58: Jan.    1895. 
Modern  DcMclopmenls  in   Ballad.    By   Editor.    213 :  153-1 78:Jan. 
1911. 

Modern  English  by  Hall.    By   Editor.    140:5:74-86:July    1874. 
Of  the  Browning  Mss.    By  Frederic  G.  Kenyon.    Littell's  Living 
Age  278:733-738:Aug.  1913. 

Old  Eton  and  Modern  Public  Schools.    By  Editor.    185:355-381  : 
April    1897. 

The  Pleiadc  and  the  Elizabethans.    By   W.  Holman  Hunt.    205: 
353-397  :April  1907. 

Poems   and   Ballads   of   Swinburne.     By    Editor.     171:5:429-452: 
April    1890. 

Poetry  in  the  Nineteenth  Century.    By  Editor.     196:436-463  :Oct. 
1902. 

Poetry  in  the  Nineteenth  Century.    By  Sir  M.  E.  Grant  Duff.    Lit- 
tell's Living  Age  235:705-724. 

Pre-Raphaelitism.     By    W.    Holman     Hunt.     203 :450-470: April 
1906. 


124  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

The  Prose  Work  of  Percy  Dysshe  Shelley.    By  Editor.    164:42- 

72:  July  1886. 

Religion  in  Literature.    By  Editor.    207:1  78-202: Jan.  1908. 

Remirtiscencei  of   Wm.  Macrcady.    By  Editor.    141  :216-232:Jan. 

1875. 

Reviexv   of  English  Prosody  from   12th  CeiUurv   to  Present  Day. 

By  George  Saintsbury.    213  :1 -31  :Jan.   1911. 

The  Ring  and  the  Book-    By  Robert  Browning.   M.  A.    4  Veil. 

London   1869.    83-94: July   1869.    821.88  Xma.  Vol.  8. 

The  Scandinavian  Novel.    By  Editor.    194:463:Oct.   1901. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  232:1-19. 

Some  Recent  Verse.    By  Editor.    210:378-399:Oct.   1909. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  264:195-209. 

Soliloquy.    By  Editor.    209: Nov.  1913  (New  Series  647). 

Some  Soldier  Poets.    By  Edmund  Gosse.    226:296-31 6  :Oct.   1917. 

Smnburne.    By  Arthur  Quiller-Couch.    225:249-268: April    1917. 

Mr.  Swineburnes  Lyrics.    By  Editor.    1  71  :429- 452: April   1890. 

Tennyson  and  Drowning.    By  Editor.    1  72:301 -31 6 :Oct.   1890. 

Theatrical  Landmarks.  By  T.  H.  S.  Escott.  227:85-96:Jan.   1918 

Thinkers  and  Ironists.    By  Editor.    2I0:426-446:Oct.   1909. 

Unfinished  Draft  of  A  Poem  Which  May  Be  Entitled  Aeschylus' 

Unimaginary  Love  Letters.    By  Editor.    193 :527:April   1901. 

Burne- Jones,   Llis   Ethics    and   Art.     By    Editor.     189:24-47: Jan. 

1899. 

Mr.   Stopford  Brooke    on    Tennyson.     By    Editor.     181:485-513: 

April   1895. 

Victor  Cousin.    By  Editor.     172:484-490:Ocl.    1890. 

Life  of  Sir  James  Fitzjames  Stephen.    By  Editor.     182:418-439: 

Oct.    1895. 

Love   Letters.    By  V.    L.   Wentz.     132:736. 

New   Ruskin.     Letters   to    M.    G.    and    H.    G.     By   John    Ruskin. 

141:21 8-221  :Aug.  1903. 

Odes  and  Epodes  of  Horace.    By  Editor.    190:1 19-146:July  1899. 

Poems    of   Browning.     Editorial.     18:453. 

The  Poetry  of  Mr.  Stephen  Phillips.    By  Editor.    191  :51-75:Jan. 

1900. 

Poetry  in   the  Nineteenth  Century.    By  Editor.     196:453-463  :Oct. 

1902. 

The  Ring  and  the  Book.    By  E.  J.  H.    73:400-412. 

Rubenstein.    By  Rev.  H.  R.  Haweis.    124:229-235:Feb.  1895. 

Alfred  Lord    Tennyson:   A    Memoir.    By   Editor.     186:275-306: 

Oct.   1897. 

John    Creenleaf    Whittier.     By   Mary    Negreponte.     120:377-380: 

March  1893. 

Wordsworth  and  Tennyson.    Editorial.    64:273-415. 

Swinburne.     By  Quiller-Couch.    225:249-268: April    1917. 
Richard    Wagners   Prose    Works.     By    Editor.     189:96-ll8:Jan. 
1899. 

The  Works  of  John  Ruskin.    By  Editor.    167: 198-234: Jan.  1888. 
War  Poetry    in   France.     Reference    to   Sonnets   from    the   Portu- 
guese.   By  Edmund  Gosse.    222:78-97:JuIy  1915. 
Watson's  Poems.    By  Editor.    198:489-51 2  :Oct.  1903. 
The   Wessex  Drama.    By  Editor.    21 5:93-1  I2:Jan.   1912. 
Works  of   Thackeray.    By   Editor.     137:4:95-121  :Jan.    1873. 
The  World's  Most  Wonderful  Love  Story.    190:734:June  1899. 


BROWNINGIANA  125 

EDINBURGH  UNIVERSITY  AND  WOMEN 

David  Masson  on  Tennyson.    Poet  Lore  4:12:635-637. 

EDUCATION  AND  INSTRUCTION 

By  Lord  Coleridge.    Eclectic  Magazine  122: 157-163  :Fcb.   1894. 
EDUCATION.  FINE  ARTS  IN 

By  H.  J.  C.    Baylor  Litera.y   14:7-13  :May-June   1904. 
EDUCATION  MAGAZINE 

Dool(  Notices:  Heroes  and  Creal-hearts  and  Their  Animal  Friends. 

By  Johri  T.  Dale.    33  :  12l-l28:Oct.    1912. 

Dool(  Notices :  Masters  of  English  Literature.     By   Edwin    Watti 

Chubb.    35:537-542:Sept   1914-June   1915. 

Boof(    Notices:    Select   Poems    of    Robert    Drowning.     By    A.    J. 

George.    26:309-3 14 :Sept.    1905-June    1906. 

Differentiation  of  English  Classes  in  High  Schools.  By  M.  Cath- 
erine Mahy.    36:575-580:Sept.   1915-June  1916. 

Editorial.    37:390:Sept.    1916-June    1917. 

The   Growth  of  Our  Moral  Ideal.    By  Arthur  Deerin  Call.    32: 

546-559:May  1912. 

Public  Speal(ing  and  Dramatics  in  High   Schools.     By  J.   Milnor 

Dorey.    34:31 -38  :Sept.   1913-June   1914. 

Social  Hygiene.    By   F.   M.  Gregg.    33 :  100-104:Scpt.    1912-June 

1913. 

Stratford  on  Avon.    By   Mabel  E.   Sturfevant.    33 :488-491  : April 

1913. 

Boof(  Notices:   Select  Poems  of  Robert  DroWrnng.    By    Percival 

Chubb.    36:9:626:May    1916. 

EDUCATIONAL  FIASCO.  THE 

By  K.  D.  Cotes.    Fortnightly  Review  85:878: May  1,  1906. 

EDUCATIONAL  REVIEW 

The  Peculiar  Obligation  of  the  Public  High  School.  By  George 
H.  Martin.    43  :461 -471  :May   1912. 

Uniform  Entrance  Examinations  in  English.  By  Francis  Stoddard. 
30:382  :Nov.  1905. 

E.  D.  W. 

(Miss  Elizabeth  D.  West.  Later  Mrs.  Edward  Dowden.)  Verses. 
(Dublin,  E.  Ponsonby  1876)  1:12-13;  11:20.  Autographed  pres- 
entation copy.    821.88WlIlv.     (See  under  West.) 

EDWARDS.  LOUISE  BETTS 

The  Pied  Piper,  An  Autumn  Song  by  Louise  Betts  Edwards. 
New  England  Magazine  New  Series  19:608:Jan.  1899  (type- 
written). 

EDWARDS,  M.  B. 

Madame  Bodichan :  A  Reminiscence.  Fortnightly  Review  57:218: 
Feb.    1892. 

EDWIN  ARNOLD  INFATUATION,  THE 

By    George    W.    Smalley.     Literary    Digest    I  I  :521 -522:Aug.    31, 

1895. 
E.  G.  J. 

Literary  London,  More  Memories  of.    Dial   18:8-10:Jan.   1,   1895. 

Memories  of  5even(l;   Years.    Dial   18:43-45 : Jan.  16.   1895. 
EIGHTEEN  YEARS  IN  THE  CENTRAL  CITY  SWARM 

The  Robert   Browning  Seltiement. 
E.  J.  H. 

Robert  Browning's  Poems.    Eclectic  Magazine  March   1871.    New 

Series  from  St.  Paul  1 3:3:267-279: Feb.  1848. 

The   Ring   and   the   Book-     Eclectic    Magazine    73 :400-4I2  :April 

187L 


126  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

ELDER,  PAUL 

Mrs.  Browning's  Sonneh  from  ihe  Porhiguese.    Dial  49:532:Dec. 

16,   1910. 
ELEMENTARY  SCHOOL  TEACHER 

The   Course   of  Siudv   of  the    Universii}}   Elementar])   School.    8: 

530-532:  May   1908.  ' 

Literature  in  the  Elementary  School.    By  Porter  Lauder  MacClin- 

lock.   3: 146-1 55: Nov.  1902. 

ELIOT,  DR.  ,        ,r. 

Dr.  Eliot's  Five  Feet  of  Books.    Literary  Digest  39: 57-8: July  10. 
1909. 
Same.  Current  Opinion   47  :  158-1  59:  April    1909. 

ELIOT.  GREGORY 

Clarrisse's.    Scribner's  Magazine  53  :463-465:  April   1913. 

ELIOTT.  G.  R. 

Epilogue  to  Asolando.    Current  Literature  33: 197: Aug.   1902. 
Shakespeare's    Significance    for    Browning.     Inaugural-Dissertation 
zur  Erlangung  der  Doktorwurde  der  Hohen  Philosophischen  Fak- 
ultat  der  Universitat  Jena.    (72  pages.)    Druck  von  Ebrhardt  Kar- 
ras,    1909.    Halle.  A.   S.    Reprinted   from  Anglia   30:12.     821.88 

ELIZABETHAN  POET  AND  MODERN  POETRY,  AN 

By  Walter  De  La  Mare.    Edinburgh  Review  21 7:372-386: April 

1913. 
ELIZABETHANS.  LYRICAL  CONCEIT  OF  THE 

By  Raymond  Macdonald  Alden.    Studies  in  Philology  14:129-152- 

April  1915. 

Same.    (36  pages.)      821.88  Les. 
ELLIS.  HAVELOCK 

Genius  and  Stature.    Nineteenth  Century  42:87-95 :  July  1897. 
ELLSWORTH.  WILLIAM  W. 

Colleges  Blamed  for  Our  Lack  of  Authors.    Literary  Digest  53: 

2:304-305: Aug.  5.  1916. 
ELMAN.  MISCHA 

See  Music. 
ELOQUENCE.  POETRY  AND 

By  John  Burroughs.    Chauiaucjuan   1  5  :63-65  :April   1892. 

EMERSON.  AND  BROWNING,  RUSKIN.  CARLYLE 
Four  Great  Teachers.    By  Joseph  Forster.    Be  F733. 

EMERSON  AND  OTHER  ESSAYS 

By  John   Jay  Chapman.    Robert   Browning    185-213     814   C466e. 

EMERSON  AS  A  RELIGIOUS  INFLUENCE 

By  Georoe  A.  Gordon.     Atlantic  Monthly  91  :577-87:May   1903. 

EMERSON    AS    AN    EXPONENT    OF    THE    BEAUTIFUL    IN 
POETRY 
By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  5  :6&7  :353-63. 

EMERSON  COLLEGE  MAGAZINE 

Broipning  A'umfcer  20-3: Jan.  1912. 

Robert  Browning's  Birthday  (Poem).  Read  at  the  Boston  Brown- 
ing Society.  By  Wm.  Harman  Van  Allen.  20:3: 136:Jan.  1912. 
Browning's  Poem  Set  to  Music.  By  Clara  Kathleen  Rogers.  20:3: 
134:Jan.    1912. 

Browning's  Saul.  By  Gertrude  Chamberlin.  20:3 :124-131  :Jan. 
1912. 

Browning's  Song  from  Pippa  Passes.  By  Edith  Giles,  (In  Amer- 
ican Primary  Teacher.)    20:3:146-150:Jan.   1912. 


BROWNINGIANA  127 

Epilogue,  Robert  Browning.    20:3 :  170:Jan.    1912. 

Extracts  from  the  PoctrM  of  Robert  Droivning.    By  Wm.  G.  Ward. 

20:3:136-142:Jan.    1912. 

A    Letter    from    Robert    BroTPiiing    to    IVilliam    Macready.     20:3: 

131-132:Jan.   1912. 

The  Poctrv  of  Robert  Drowning.    By  William  G.  Ward.    136-142: 

Jan.    1912. 

Prospice.     By    Robert    Browning.     20:3  :  161 -162  .Jan.    1912. 

The  Stiuh  of  Browning  at  Emerson  College.    20:3  :  135  :Jan.   1912. 

Suggested  Programs.    Arranged  by  Miss  Gertrude  Chamberlin.    20: 

3:132-134:Jan.   1912. 

Suggestions  Regarding  Doot(s  on  Drowning.    By   Marie  Ada   M« 

lincux.    20:3:142-144:Jan.   1912. 

EMERSON.  FRIEND  OF-,  A 

By  Anionia  C.  De  P.  P.  Maury.    Poet  Lore  26:3:357-67. 

EMERSON,  POET  AND  THINKER 

By  Annie  Russell   Marble.    Dial   37:366-7:Dec.    1.    1904. 

EMERSON.  RALPH  WALDO— AN  ETHICAL  STUDY 

By  Henry  Norman.    Fortnightly  Review.    Littell's  Living  Age  158: 
771-777  (772). 

EMERSON.  THE  POEMS  OF 

By    Charles    Mallo}'.     Arena    33 :65-70:Jan.    1905;     32:145-151: 

Aug.  1904. 
EMILY.  LADY  TENNYSON 

By  Annie  Fields.   Littell's  Living  Age  21 1  :765-766. 
E.   M.   K. 

Elizabeth  Darrett  Drowning.    The    Magazine    of   Poetry    161-165: 

April    1893. 

ENGLAND,  BROWNINGS 

By  Helen  A.  Clarke.     821.88  Kce. 

ENGLAND.  CURRENT  LITERATURE  OF 

By  Eugene  Lawrence.    Chautauquan  8:70-73: Nov.   1887. 
ENGLAND  OF  ENGLISH  POETS,  THE 

(Times.)    Littell's  Living  Age  285:677-681. 
ENGLAND.  THE  MONTH  IN 

By  Andrew  Lang.    Cosmopolitan  Magazine  19:112:May  1895. 

By  Israel  Zangwill.    Cosmopolitan  Magazine  23:99:May  1897. 
ENGLISCHE  DICHTER 

Von  Rudolf  Kassner.    Robert  Browning  155-187.    Im  Insel-Verlag 

zu  Leipzig,    1920. 
ENGLISCHE  STUDIEN 

Robert  Louis  Stevenson :  Essayist,  Novelist  and  Poet.    By  H.   B. 

Boildon.    Littell's  Living  Age  221  :671-688. 

ENGLISH  AND  AMERICAN  APPRECIATION  OF  BROWNING 

Poet  Lore   1:10:494. 

ENGLISH  AND  FRENCH  ATTITUDES  TOWARD  POETRY 

By  M.  A.  Gerothwohl.    Fortnightly  Review  97:953  :May    1912. 

ENGLISH  AND  SCOTTISH,  POPULAR  BALLADS 

By  Francis  Jas.  Child.    Athenaeum  3230:377-379:Sept.  21.    1889. 

ENGLISH  BIBLE  AND  ENGLISH  WRITERS,  THE 

By   Chauncey    Marvin   Cady.     Biblical    World   9: 185-193 : March 
1897. 

ENGLISH  ESTIMATE  OF  LOWELL.  AN 

By  F.  W.  Farrar.    Forum   12:141 -152:Oct.    1891. 


t28  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

ENGLISH  FRIENDS 

By  Chas.  Eliot  Norton.    Scribner's  Magazine  53:509:April   1913; 

53:775:June    1913. 
ENGLISH  HALL  OF  FAME.  THE 

Literary  Digest  35:872:Dec.  7,   1907. 
ENGLISH  IN  OUR  COLLEGES 

By  A.  S.  Hill.    Scribner's   Magazine    1  :507-512:April    1887. 
ENGLISH  JOURNAL 

A   Crcalhe  Approach  io  the  Stud^  of  Liieralure.    By  Frank  W. 

Chandler.    4:281 -291  :May   15,   1915. 
ENGLISH  LITERATURE 

By  G.  H.  Mair.   Littell's  Living  Age  272:383.  Books  and  Authors. 
ENGLISN  LITERATURE  FROM  CHAUCER  TO  CARY.  DANTE 

IN 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review  207  :398-420:  April   1908. 

ENGLISH  LITERATURE  OF  THE  VICTORIAN  AGE 

By  Frederick  Harrison.    Forum   16:703-704: Feb.    1894. 
ENGLISH  LITERATURE,  TEN  YEARS  OF 

By  Edmund  Gosse.    Literary  Digest  15  :521 -522:Aug.  28.   1897. 

ENGLISH  LITERATURE,  THE  CAMBRIDGE  HISTORY  OF 

Contemporary  Review   100:1  :282-285:May   1904:Literary  Supple- 
ment 47 ;    lll:115:527-530:March   191  7 :Literary  Supplement 

ENGLISH  LITERATURE— THE  HISTORY  OF 

By    Andrew    Lang.     Contemporary    Review    102:2:587-591  :July- 
Sept.  1911. 

ENGLISH  LITERATURE  TODAY 

By  Edward  Dowden.    Outlook  71  :229:May  24.   1902. 

ENGLISH  LOVE  SONGS 

Atlantic  Monthly  65:23-33 : Jan.   1890. 

ENGLISH  LYRICAL  POETRY 

By  J.  D.    Cornhill.    Littell's  Living  Age  122:195-208. 

ENGLISH  MEN  AND  WOMEN  OF  LETTERS  OF  THE  NINE- 
TEENTH CENTURY 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Drowning.    By  Mrs.  Humphrey  Ward.    Atalanla 
708-71 2 :Sept.  1888    821.88  Xbm. 

ENGLISH  METRES— DEVELOPMENT  OF 

By    William    Larminie.     Contemporary    Review    66:71 5-736 :Nov. 
1894. 

ENGLISH  MYSTICS.  STUDIES  IN  ST.  MARGARET'S  LECTURE 
(Review.)  By  Ralph  Inge,  M.  A.  Independent  61:217:July  26. 
1906. 

ENGLISH  NARRATIVE  VERSE,  MASTERPIECES  OF 

By  Charles  Leonard  Moore.    Dial  43 :303-305:Nov.    16,   1907. 

ENGLISH  NOTES 

By  James   Payn.    Independent   41  :2: 1042: Aug.    15,    1889;    41:2: 
1375-6:Ocf.  24,  1889;  42:237-238:Feb.  20,  1890. 

ENGLISH  POEMS  ON  GREEK  SUBJECTS 

By  James  Richard  Joy.    Chaulauquan   1  7  :272-273  :June   1893. 

ENGLISH  POETRY  AND  ENGLISH  HISTORY 

By  Goldwin   Smith.    American   Historical   Reviews    10:28-40:Oct. 

1904. 
ENGLISH  POETRY,  FORMATIVE  TYPES  IN 

(Review.)      By    George    Herbert    Palmer.     Independent    97:381: 

March  15,  1919. 
ENGLISH  POETRY.  SOME  HIGHER  MINISTRIES  OF  RECENT 

By   F.   W.   Gunsaulus.     Review.     Independent   63:1 002  :Oct.   24, 

1907. 


BROWNINGIANA  129 

ENGLISH  POETS.  THE 

By    Thomas    Humphry    Ward.     Robert    Browning    1-39     821.08 

\V263  V.5. 
ENGLISH   PROSODY   FROM    12th   CRNT.  TO   PRESENT   DAY. 

REVIEW  OF 

By  George  Saintsbury.    Edinburgh  Review  213  :1-31  :Jan.    1911. 
ENGLISH  PUBLIC  LIFE 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review  214: 196-217  :July    1911. 

ENGLISH  QUARTERLY  REVIEWS 

Editorial.    Independent  42:752:May  29,   1890. 

ENGLISH  REALISM  IN  THE  19th  CENTURY 

By  Emily  Dixson.    Baylor  Literary   18:3-7:Sept.   1909. 
ENGLISH  REVIEW 

Edited   by   Austin    Harrison    May    1912.     Robert    Browning.     By 

Darrell  Figgis.     821.88  Drf. 

Mn.  Drorvning  and  Miss  Lowe.    Eclectic  Magazine  22:337-344: 

March    1851. 

Poelry  and  the  Modern  Novel.    By  Compton  MacKenzie.    Littell'i 

Living  Age  274:220-228. 
ENGLISH  VERS  DE  SOCIETE 

Quarterly  Review.    Littell's  Living  Age  122:707-720. 
ENGLISHMAN  IN  ITALY.  THE 

A   CoUeclion  of  Verses  rvriilen  b\>  some  of  those  who  have  loved 

Italy.    Arranged  by  George  Hyde  Wallasfon.    Contains  a  number 

of   Browning's  Poems,   and   the  Autograph  of   R.    Barrett   Brown- 
ing.    821.08  W863i. 
ENOS,  SANDA 

Sordcllo.    Homage  to  Robert  Broivmng,  Aleph  Tanner  83     821.88 

Xht. 
ENSOR.  R.  C.  K. 

Detle\)  Von  Liliencrou.    Contemporary  Review96:448-457:Ocf.  1909. 
ENTHUSIASMS.  BROWNING  ON  FRENCH 

(Review  of  Browning  on  French  Enthusiasm,  by  Cushman  in  Poet 

Lore.)    Review  of  Reviews  20:466:Oct.   1899. 
ENVOY  RETURNS.  THE 

Suggested  by  iV/v  Last  Duchess.    By  Alice  Harriman. 
EPIC  AND  THE  NEW.  THE  OLD 

Editorial.    Literary  Digest  26: 885 -886: June  20,  1903. 

EPILOGUE 

Robert  Drowning.    Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3  : 1  70: Jan.  1912. 
Current  Literature  33: 197: Aug.   1902. 
See  /.  H.  McL.:   Trantham. 
See  Music. 
EPILOGUES    OF    BROWNING:     THEIR    ARTISTIC    SIGNIFI- 
CANCE. THE 

By  Dr.  D.  G.  Brinton.    Poet  Lore  4:2:57-64. 

EPISTLE  OF  KARSHISH;  A  CRITICISM  OF 

By  Richard  Garnett.    By  C.  B.   Wright.    Poet  Lore  9:2:312-313. 

EPISTLE  OF  KARSHISH  THE  ARAB  PHYSICIAN.  THE 

In  Studies  in  Browning.  By  Susan  Cunnington.  61 -85     821.88  Gsac. 

Browning's  Lazarus.    Poet  Lore  9:2:312-313. 
EPPS 

By  Browning.    Outlook    105 :169-170:Sept.  27.    1913. 

By   Robert   Browning.     A   Program   given   by   Mr.    Sivori   Levey. 

Six  SaturdaM  Afternoons,  Nov.   I   to  Dec.  6.    1913. 
ERB.  J.  L.AWRENCE 

Brahms.    (Review.)     Independent   61  :400:.Aug.    16.    1906. 


130  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

ERROR  OF  BROWNING 

By  Mary  M.   Barclay.    Poet  Lore   1  :6:30O. 
ERSKINE,  JOHN 

The  New  Poelrv.   Yale  6:384-385  :Oct.  1916. 

ERUDITE,  THE 

The   Gospel  of   Work-    140: July    1902. 
ERUDITION  OF  BROWNING 

Poet  Lore    12:1:151. 

ESCOTT.  H.  S. 

A    Literary   Cham  and  His  Coiirl.     Fortnightly   Review    100:904: 

Nov.  1913. 
ESCOTT,  T.  H.  S. 

Theatrical  Landmarl^s.     Edinburgh   Review   227:85-96: Jan.    1918. 
E.  S.  F. 

Answers  to  Queries.    Poet  Lore    1:3:140-41. 

Browning  Querp.    Poet  Lore  2:4:199. 
ESOTERIC  BROWNINGISM 

By  Andrew  Lang.    Forum  6:300:Nov.  1888. 

ESOTERIC  TENDENCY  IN  LITERATURE.  THE 

In  Changing  Order.    By  Oscar  Lovell  Triggs.    32-71      304  T828c. 
ESSAY  CONSIDERED  FROM  AN  ARTISTIC  POINT  OF  VIEW. 

THE 

By  E.  H.  Lacon  Watson.    Eclectic  Magazine  123:50-54:JuIy  1894. 
ESSAY  ON  ROBERT  BROWNING.  DEC.  1886. 

By  \V.  G.  Kingsland.   Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph  Tanner 

61     821.88  Xht. 
ESSAY    ON    ROBERT    BROWNING'S    THE    RING   AND    THE 

BOOK,  AN 

By  Charles  W.  Hodell.     821.88  Hrhe. 

ESSAY  ON  MOOD  AND  FORM,  THE 

By   Richard   Burton.    Forum  32:125:Sept.    1901. 

ESSAY  ON  PERCY  BYSSHE  SHELLEY,  AN 

By  Robert  Browning.  Being  a  Reprint  of  the  Introductory;  Essa}; 
prefixed  to  the  Volume  of  (25  spurious)  Letters  of  Shelley  pub- 
lished by  Edward  Moxon  in  1852.  Edited  by  Tyas  Harden.  Lon- 
don: Published  for  the  Shelley  Society  by  Reeves  &  Turner,  196 
Strand   1888.    821.88  Epbs   (cop.   I    and  2.) 

ESSAY  ON  SHELLEY 

Littell's  Living  Age  238:319.    Books  and  Authors. 

ESSAYS  AND  ADDRESSES 

By  Augustine  Birrell.    Robert   Browning   182-197     824.91    B619c. 

ESSAYS  AND  CRITICISM 

By  H.  W.  Mabie.    Outlook  69:685:Nov.  16,  1901. 

ESSAYS  AND  REVIEWS 

By  Joseph  Jacobs.     820.4  J272. 

ESSAYS  AND  SERMONS 

Robert  Browning   1-59.    By  William  Robertson.    821-88  Dre. 

ESSAYS  AND  SKETCHES 

Athenaeum   4045 :  557-538:  May   6,    1905. 

ESSAYS  AND  STUDIES 

By  Members  of  The  English  Association.  Collected  by  Andrew 
Cecil  Bradley,  Oxford.  Essa^  on  Browning,  by  William  Palon 
Ker.  The  Queens  Lecture,  given  at  Queen's  College,  London, 
March  2,  1910.    (Typewritten)      82l.88Dkb. 

ESSAYS  AND  THOUGHTS  OF  BROWNING 

By  Nettleship.    Athenaeum  3256:373-74:March  22,   1890, 


BROWNINGIANA  131 

ESSAYS.  DR.  EVERETT'S 

Editorial.    Independent  54:515:1902. 

ESSAYS  IN  LONDON  AND  ELSEWHERE 

By  1  lenry  James.    See  233   for   Browning  in  Westminster.     820.4 

J272. 
ESSAYS.  LITERARY  AND  BIOGRAPHICAL 

By  Chas.  Wm.   Pearson.    Independent  65: 1069: Nov.  5,   1908. 

ESSAYS  OF  A  NATURALIST 

By  Percy  F.  Bicknell.    Dial  34: 113- M4:Feb.  16,   1903. 
ESSAYS  ON  ENGLISH  LITERATURE 

By   Thomas   McNicoll.    Robert   DroT»mng  298-314     820.4   Ml 69. 

ESSAYS  ON  THE  ENGLISH  POETS  AND  THE  GREEK  CHRIS- 
TIAN POETS 

By    Elizabeth    Barrett    Browning.     Worthington    Co..    New    York, 
N.  Y.  1889    821.88  Hie. 

ESSAYS  ON  THE  GREEK  CHRISTIAN  POETS  AND  THE  ENG- 
LISH POETS 

By  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    Published  by  James  Miller,  New 

York.  N.  Y.  1863    821.88  Epeb. 
ESSAYS  ON  THE  POETS 

By    Elizabeth    Barrett    Browning.     Christian    Examiner    75:24-43: 

July  1863     821.88  Xbm. 
ESSAYS  (TWO)  ON  ROBERT  BROWNING 

(I)   Robert  DroTvning  and  the  Poetry  of  the  Future;   (II)   Robert 

Dromning  and  the  Arabesque  in  Art.    By  Felix  E.  Shelling.    1890 

821.88  Est. 
ESTES.  DANA 

Remail(s    at    the    Brojvning    Memorial    Services    at    Boston.     See 
Browning  Memorial  54-58     821.88  Bmb. 
ESTIMATE  OF  BROWNING'S  LIFE 

By  Edward  Berdoe.    London  Browning  Socitey  Papers  10:200-206. 

ESTIMATE  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

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ESTIMATES  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING,  TWO 

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ETHICAL  TENDENCY  OF  MATTHEW  ARNOLDS  POETRY 

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ETHICS  OF  PARODY,  THE 

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EVELYN  HOPE 

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Popular  Dooks  of  the  Season.    Robert  Browning   1:205-206:1899; 

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EXTRACTS  FROM  THE  POETRY  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

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EYE  WITNESS  OF  THE  FRENCH  REVOLUTION.  AN 
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EYLES.  F.  A.  H. 

Popular  Pods  of  the   Period.    Athenaeum  3228:31 5-316:Sept.   7, 
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FAILURE  OF  GREAT  WRITERS  AS  DRAMATISTS 

Editorial.    Literary  Digest  26:785-786:May  30.    1903. 
FAILURE  TO  SUCCESS,  THROUGH 

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FAIRBAIRN,  A.  M. 

Oxford  and  Jowett.    Contemporary  Review  71  :829-85I  :June  1897. 
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FANCIES 

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FAREWELL.  A 

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FARMER,  JOHN 

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1890    784.8  F233g. 
FARRAR,  DEAN 

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6.  1897. 

/-/on)   Browning's    Fame    IVas   Delayed    Twent]/    Years.     Literary 

Digest  14:701:  April  10.  1897. 
FARRAR,  F.  H. 

Count  Leo  Tolstoi.    Forum  6:109:Oct.   1888. 

An  English  Estimate  of  Lowell.    Forum   12:141  :Oct.   1891. 

Formative  Influences.     Forum    10:373  :Dec.    1890. 

Literar\)  Criticism.    Forum  9:286: May   1890. 
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211:560-569  (562). 
FAUTLESS 

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FAWCETT.  EDGAR 

Advice    to     Young    Authors.     Literary    Digest    1 3 :202-3  :June    13, 

1896. 
FAY.  EDWIN  W. 

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89. 
FELLOWSHIP 

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FERISHTAHS  FANCIES 

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Athenaeum  2980:725-728:Dec.  6,    1884. 

Current  Opinion  34.741. 

A   Defense   of  Browning's   Later   lVorl(s.     By    Helen   A.    Clarke. 

Poet  Lore   12:284-304. 

Reviewed  in  Harper's  Monthly  7I:156:June   1885. 

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FEW  FRENCH  BOOKS  OF  TODAY.  A 

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FICKLEN.  BESSIE  A. 

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FICTION  AND  ROMANCE 

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By  Agnes  Repplier.    Atlantic  Monthly  64:527-536:Oct.  1889. 
FIELD.  LOUISE  MAUNSELL 

The  Motherless  Heroine.    Poet  Lore    17:4:99-101. 
FIELD.  MICHAEL 

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Xht. 
FIELDS.  ANNIE 

Emily.  Lady  Tennyson.    Littell's  Living  Age  21  I  :765-766. 
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1894. 
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Reviewed  Canadian  Monthly  and  National  Review.    2:3:285-287: 
Sept.    1872. 
FIFINE  AT  THE  FAIR 

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Poems.  By  Jeanie  Morison.  William  Blackwood  &  Sons,  Edin- 
burgh  and   London,    1892     821.88  Dfee. 


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FIFINE  AT  THE  FAIR.  RED  COTTON  NIGHT-CAP  COUNTRY 

AND  THE  INN  ALBUM 

Analysis   and  summary.    By  J.  T.   Nettleship.    London   Browning 

Society  Papers  2:199-230     821.88  Dbs. 

An    Analysis    and    Summary.     By    Rev.    John    Sharpe.     London 

Browning  Society  Papers  2:255-257. 

By  Robert  Browning.   The  Riverside  Press,  Cambridge.    Houghton, 

Mifflin  &  Co..  1883,  Boston,  Mass.      821.88  Gfh. 

By  Jeanie  Morison.     821.88  Hfl. 

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Robert  Browning.    Edited  by  Austin  Harrison.    The  Engliih  Re- 
view 238-254:  May  1912     821.88  Drf. 
FINE  ARTS 

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FINE  PASSAGES  IN  VERSE  AND  PROSE;  SELECTED  BY  LIV- 

ING   MEN   OF   LETTERS 

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48: 585-588  :Oct.    1887;    48: 729:  Nov.    1887. 
FIREFLIES 

By  Alicia  K.  Van  Buren.    Lyrics  and  Sonnets,  containing  Brown- 
ing (poem)   14     811   V221. 
FIRESIDE,  BY  THE 

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Poet  Lore   13:2:315. 
FIRKINS,  OSCAR  W. 

C.  K.  Cheilerion.    Forum  48:601  : Nov.  1912. 

The  Cull  of  the  Passing  Hour.    Atlantic  Monthly    113:661-668: 

May    1914. 

The  Paradoxical  Ethics  of  Browning.    Poet  Lore  23:5:348-59. 

Poelr\)  and  Prose  in  Life  and  Art.    Poet  Lore  15:3:77-87. 
FIRST  BOOKS  OF  SOME  ENGLISH  AUTHORS,  THE 

1.  Robert  and  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    By  Luther  S.  Living- 
ston.  Bookman  10: 1  :76-81  :Sept.  1899. 

FIRST  LOVE  IN  POETRY 

By  C.  J.  Morrit.   Fortnightly  Review  84:264,  267.  269: July  1905. 

FIRTH.  C.  H. 

Introduction   to  Robert   Browning's  Prose  Life  of  Strafford,  v/ith 
Foreword  by  F.  J.  Furnivall.    821.88  Hsf. 

FISHER.  WILLIAM  ARMS 

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Bulletin.    Vol.    7:2:76-78:March-June    1906.    Browning  Number. 

Public   Library    Bulletin   called   The    Browning   Number.    Library 

Journal  31:345: July   1906. 
FITZGERALD  AFFAIR.  THE 

Poet  Lore  1:8:400;  9:447-448. 
FITZGERALD  AND  BROWNING 

From  Letters  by  Robert  Browning.    Poet  Lore  9:1  :85. 
FITZGERALD  AND  OMAR  KHAYYAM,  THE  REAL  FACTS  IN 

REGARD  TO 

Editor.    Current  Opinion  46:508-510:May    1909. 


BROWNINGIANA  137 

FITZGERALD.  BROWNINGS  POEM  TO  E. 

N.  &  N.    Poet  Lore   1:9:447-448. 

FITZGERALD.    EDWARD.    LETTERS    AND    LITERARY    RE- 
MAINS OF 
By  Wm.  Aldis  Wright.    Athenaeum  3220:56-57: July   13,    1889. 

FITZGERALD.  E..  LINES  TO 

Athenaeum   3220:64: July    13.    1889. 

FITZGERALD.   PERCY 

Climpse^  of  Thomas  Carlj^le.  Contemporary  Review.  Littell'i  Liv- 
ing Age  278:216-223. 

FITZGERALD.  TO  EDWARD 

By  Robert  Browning.    Poet  Lore  1  :8:400. 

FITZGERALD.  WILLIAM  G. 

The  Finance  of  Likrary  Shrines.  Munsey's  Magazine  37:723-743: 
Sept.    1907. 

FITZGERALD'S  NEW  LETTERS 

Editorial.    Independent  54:752-753  :March  27.   1902. 

FIVE  SERMONS 

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in  Trinity  Presbyterian  Church,  Hampstead.  (Printed  for  private 
circulation.)     Browning  24-32     821.88  Rxl. 

FLEAY.  F.  G. 

The  Stor\)  of  Shelle\)'s  Life  in  His  Epips\;chidion.    Poet  Lore  2: 

5:225-33. 
FLEMING.  ALBERT 

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FLETCHER.  ROBERT  HUNTINGTON 

Tenn\)son    and    Drowning.     English    Journal    2:2:675:Dec.    1913. 

Same.  A  Manual  for  College  Classes  and  Other  Students.    Torch 

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FLEW.  JOSIAH 

Studies  in  Drowning.     821.88  Rfs. 
FLIGHT  OF  THE  BUCKET.  THE 

Rudyard  Kipling  After  Robert   Browning.    A  Parody  Anthology. 

By  Carolyn  Wells.    206     821.08  W453pa. 
FLIGHT  OF  THE  DUCHESS.  THE 

Criticism.    By  Vida  Scudder.    Poet  Lore  1  :  10:464. 

From  Letters  by  Robert  Browning.    Poet  Lore  9:1:86. 

By  M.  C.  Lenncnc.    In   American   Notes  and  Queries    11:17:197: 

Feb.  23.  1889    821.88. 

By  Mrs.  Owen.    London  Browning  Society  Papers   (Abstract)   4: 

49-55. 

A   Steel    Engraving   of    the   Duchess    in    The   Loves   of   the   Poets. 

821.08  L911m. 
FLIGHT    OF    THE    DUCHESS.    THE.    THE    ART    SPIRIT    IN 

BROWNINGS 

By  Charlotte  Moore.    Poet  Lore   11:2:266-76. 
FLORENCE.  THE  BROWNINGS  IN 

BooL  News  24:283:467-471  :March   1906. 
FLORENCE  IN  BROWNINGS  POETRY 

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FLORENCE  IN  THE  POETRY  OF  THE  BROWNINGS 

Being  a  Selection  of  the  Poems  of  Robert  and  Elizabeth  Barrett 

Bro\vning  Which  have  to  do  With  the  History,   the  Scenery  and 

the  Art  of  Florence.    Edited  by  Anna  Benneson  McMahan.  (Two 

Copies)      821.88  Gmf. 

By  Anne  Benneson  McMahan.    Bool^s  and  Authors.    Littell's  Liv- 
ing Age  243 :828. 
FLORENCE.  LITERARY  LANDMARKS  OF 

By  Lawrence  E.  Hutton.     809.0455   H984. 
FLORENCE.  ROBERT  BROWNING  IN 

See  G.  W.  Curtis.    From  the  Easy  Chair  197-208     814  C978ec. 
FLORENTINE  TALES.  THE  AUTHORSHIP  OF  TALES  FROM 

BOCCACCIO  AND 

Athenaeum   3328: 192- 193: Aug.   8,    1891. 
FLOWER.  B.  O. 

Brorening's  Saul.   Twentieth  Century   1  :248-256:Dec.   1909. 

Prof.  S.  S.  Currp,  His  Work  for  Life  and  Art.    Arena  40:39-47: 

July  1908. 

The  Eagle- Hearted  Poet  of  the  Nineteenth   Cen/urt;.    Arena  39: 

72-77  :Jan.    1908. 

The  Poems  of  Louise  Chandler  Moulton.    Twentieth   Century    I  : 

150- 1 54:  Nov.  1909. 

The  Poet  as  Philosopher.    Arena  39:323-331  :March  1908. 

The  Poet,   His   Mission   and  Message...   Arena   38: 166- 169: Aug. 

1907. 

A   Poet  of  the  People.    Arena  7:607-61 9: April    1893. 

Prospice  Drotvning's  Challenge    to  Death.    Twentieth   Century   2: 

59-61  :April    1910. 

Rabbi  Ben  Ezra.    Arena  40:334-341  :Oct.   1908. 

Revolution  in  Religious   Thought  During   the  Nineteenth   Centur}^. 

Arena  26:598-61  1  :Dec.    1901. 
FLOWER  SONGS  IN  FRA  LIPPO 

By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  2:5:262. 
FOGAZZARO.  ANTONIO 

Preface  to  La  Vita  e  le  Opere  di  Roberto  Broiaining  ed  Elisabeita 

Barrett  Browning.    By  Fanny  Zampini-Salazar.     821.88  Bz$. 

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FOLK  POEMS.  BROWNING'S 

By  Charlotte  Porter  and  Helen  Clarke.  Poet  Lore  11:4:608-609. 
A  Study  Programme.  By  Charlotte  Porter  and  Helen  A.  Clarke. 
Poet  Lore  12:1:105-113. 

FOOTPATHS 

By  Thomas  Wentworth  Higginson.    Atlantic  Monthly  26:513-521  : 

Nov.  1870. 
FORBES.  J.  WINCHILL 

See  Music. 
FORD.  HARRIET 

Andrea  Del  Sarto :  A  Painter's  Poem.    Poet  Lore  4:3:144-48. 

Browning  Right  About  the  Riccardi  Palace.    Poet  Lore  3:12:648- 

49. 


BROWNINGIANA  139 

FORD.  JULIA  ELLSWORTH 

A.  E.    The  Neo-Cehic  Myslic.    Poet  Lore   16:4:82-86. 
FORD.  S.  GERTRUDE 

The  Australian  Muse.    Contemporary  Review   103 :395-403  :March 
1913. 
FORDS  LIIERARY  CIRCLES  (MISS)  (Nashville.  Tenn.) 

By  Mrs.  P.  H.  Manlove.    Poet  Lore  11:6:331-32. 

FOREIGN  LITERARY  NOTES 

Eclectic  Magazine  121  :859-860:Dec.  1893;   122:424:March  1894; 

123:71  l-713:Nov.   1894. 

Editorial.    Eclectic   Magazine  45:712:May    1897. 

Christina   Rossetti.     Eclectic    Magazine    124:279-83:1895. 

FOREIGN  NOVELS 

Athenaeum  3508:80-81: Jan.    19.   1895. 
FORERUNNERS.  THE 

By  Vida  D.  Scudder.    Atlantic  Monthly   108:231 -242  :July   1911. 

FOREST  CHAPEL.  THE 

By  Maxwell   Gray.    Robert  BroToning'i  Death   70-74     821.88. 
FOREST  THOUGHTS 

By    Robert    Browning.     Current    Literature    29:2l9:Aug.    1905. 

FORETALK 

By    F.    J.    Furnivall.     London    Browning    Society    Paper*    9:3-4 

821.88  Dbs. 
FOR  LOVE'S  SAKE  ONLY 

See  Music. 
FORMAN.  ALFRED 

A   Cron-nmg   Quer^.    Athenaeum   3749:232:Sept.  2.    1889. 

At  Browning's  Crave.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 118    821.68  Xht. 

Mountain-Birth.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning.  Aleph   Tanner   54 

821.88  Xht. 
FORMAN.  ALFRED  (AND  OTHERS) 

Browningiana.    Athenaeum  3607:838:Dec.    12.    1896. 
FORMAN.  EMILY  SHAW 

Browning's  Place  in  Literature.    Cosmopolitan  8:5  :560-564:March 

1890    821.88  Xsf. 

Same.   Fortnightly  Review  58:01d  Style  95: 560-564  :Oct.   1.   1871 

821.88  Xsf. 

Some    Sane    Words    about    Browning.     American    Magazine    8:5: 

536-541  :Sept.  1888. 
FORMAN.  H.  BUXTON 

The  Library  of  the  Late.    Catalogue  No.   1480.  Part   1.    Elizabeth 

B.  Browning  27-36.  Robert  Browning  36-41. 
Balaustion's  Adventure.     821.88   Dfb. 

The  Epic  of  Ps^cholog)).    821.88  Dfb. 

Our  Living  Poets.    An  Essay  in  Criticism.    103-152.    Tinsley  Broi.. 

London.  1871     821.88  Dfop. 

Same.   Robert  Browning.  Chapter  4   (Typewritten)      821.88  Dfop. 
FORM  AS  SHOWN  IN  BROWNING.  THE  NEW  POETIC 

By  Daniel  G.  Brinton.    Poet  Lore  2:5:234-246. 
FORM.  BROWNING'S 

A  Stud};  of  Rh\)mes  on  Browning.    By  Dr.   H.  A.   Clarke.    Poet 

Lore  2:5:280;  Poet  Lore  2:9:480-496. 

By  Francis  Howard  William*.    Poet  Lore  2:6:300-305. 
FORMATIVE  INFLUENCES 

By  F.  W.  Farrar.    Forum  10:378:Dec.  1890. 


140  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

FORSTER.  JOHN 

Waller  Savage  Landor.    See  Index  under  Browning     B1261f. 

Life  of  Charles  Dickens  1 1  :406.   Opinion  of  A  Biol  in  the  'Scutch- 
eon.     Bd  548f. 
FORSTER.  JOSEPH 

Four  Creal    Teachers,  Rusl(in,  Carl])le,  Emerson,  Drowning,    103- 

140    Be  F733. 
FORSTERS  LIFE  OF  STRAFFORD 

Is  It  Forster's  or  Browning's?    By  W.  G.  Kingsland.    Poet  Lore 

6:2:555-59. 
FOR  THE  CENTENARY  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

By  Alfred  Noyes.    Fortnightly  Review  97 :81  I -812:May    1912. 

Same.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  23-24     821.88 

Xht. 
FORTNIGHTLY  REVIEW 

Alfred  de  Vigny  on  Genius  and  Woman.    By  M.  A.  Gerothwahl. 

99:103:Jan.  1913. 

Balausiion's  Adventure.    By  Sidney  Colvin.    58  New  Style  or  95 

Old  Style :478-490:Oct.    1,    1871. 

Charles  De  Bernard.    By  George  Saintsbury.    29:924: June    1878. 

Booki  and  Critics.    By  Mark  Pattison.    28:659-679 /Nov.  1877. 

Books  of  the  Month.    Contains  reference  to   Book  transcribed  by 

Browning.    28:730:Nov.    1877. 

Mr.  Browning  in  a  Passion.    By   Robert   Yelverton  Tyrrell.    52: 

271-273. 

Rupert  Brooke.   By  S.  P.  B.  Mais.    104:352-362: Aug.  1915. 

Slopford  Augustus  Brooke.    By  Eleanor  Hull.    106:449-450:Sept. 

1916. 

Drowning  and  Wordsworth.    By  Harry  Christopher  Minchin.    97: 

8l3-24:May  1.   1912. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  274: 104-1  12:July   1912. 

Robert  Browning,    Writer  of  Pla})s.    By   W.   L.   Courtney.    888- 

900: June  I.  1883     821.88  Xman. 

Same.  Eclectic  Magazine  of  Foreign  Literature   (New  Series)  38: 

3:358-366:Sept.  1883. 

Browtnng's  Place  in  Literature.    By  Emily  Shaw  Forman.    58:560- 

564:Oct.  1.  1871. 

Thomas  Campbell.    By  Arthur  Symons.    82:421  :Sepf.   1904. 
The  Catholic   View  in  Modern  Fiction.    By  May  Bateman.    105: 
535:1916. 

A    Challenge  to  Socialism.    By  John  Beattie  Clozier.    90:96:July 
1908. 

Collected   Plays    of    Oscar    Wilde.     By    St.    John    Hankin.     89: 
796-797  :May  1908. 

A    Comparison   of  Elizabethan   with    Victorian  Poetry.    By  J.  A. 
Symonds.    Littell's  Living  Age  180: 195-209: Jan.   1889. 
Death  and  Pity.    By  Ouida.    57:550-552:April  1892. 
Debt  of  English  to  Italian  Literature.    By  J.  A.  Symonds.     (Lit- 
tell's Living  Age.)     125:131-138. 

The    Difficulties    of   Revolution.     By    Robert    Jay.     84:1 056 :Dec. 
1905. 

Dora    Crcenwell,   Her  Poems.     By   D.    G.    McChesney.    86:262: 
Aug.  1906. 

The  Early    Victorians  and  Ourselves.    By  G.  S.  Street.    86:878: 
Nov.    1906. 
Same.  By  G.  S.  Street.    Littell's   Living   Age   251:617-624. 


BROWNINGIANA  141 

The   Educational   Fiasco.     By    K.    D.   Cotes.     85:878: April    1906. 

Edrvard  Bulrver-L^ilon.    By  Edmund  Gosse.    Littell's  Living  Age 

280:3-l3:Jan.    1914. 

Ralph    IValdo  Emcnon:  An  Ethical  Stud^f.    By  Henry   Norman. 

(Littell's  Living  Age)    I  58:771 -777  :Sept.    1883. 

English  and  French  Attitude  Tomard  Poetry.    By  M.  A.  Geroth- 

wohl.    97:953  :May   1912. 

Fine   Passages  in    Verse  and  Prose.    Selected   by   Living   Men   of 

Letters.      48:297  :Aug.     1887;     48:444-445  :Sept.     1887;     48:585- 

588:Oct.  1887;  48: 729: Nov.  1887. 

First  Love  in  Poetry.  By  C.  J.  Norris.  84:264.267.269: July  1905. 
For  the  Centenary  of  Robert  Dromning.  By  Alfred  Noyes.  97: 
811-12:May   1912. 

Heavy  Fathers.  By  Rowland  Grey.  (Littell's  Living  Age)  262: 
473-480:  Aug.   1909. 

The  Influence  of  Italy  on  the  Poetry  of  the  Droivnings.    By  Ethel 
de  Fonblanque  (Mrs.  Arthur  Harter).    92 :327-344  :Aug.   1909. 
An  Inspired  Little  Creature  and  the  Poet  IVordstvorth.    By  Rosa- 
line   Masson.     (Littell's   Living   Age)    267:790-801  :Dec.    1910. 
Intellect  and   the   Actor.    By  "S.  R.  Littlewood.     100:111,113,116: 
July  1913. 

Edward  Durne- Jones.    By  William  Knight.    86:680:Oct.   1906. 
Jose  Maria  De  Heredia.    By  Thomas  Seccombe  and  Louise  Bran- 
din.    84:1 082  :Dec.   1905. 

The  Kiss  Poetical.  By  Norman  Pearson.  82:293-295:301.303: 
Aug.  1904. 

Last  Words  of  Shelly.  By  Edward  Dowden.  48:462  :Ocf.  1887. 
Ciacoma  Leopardi — Poet  Philosopher.  By  W.  K.  Johnson.  10: 
21:July   1898. 

7^/ie  Literary  Associations  of  The  Anierican  Embassy.  By  F.  S. 
A.  Lowndes.    83: 1040: June  1905. 

A  Literary  Cham  and  Fits  Court.  By  H.  S.  Escott.  100:904: 
Nov.  1913. 

Literary  Courtships.  By  Eleanor  A.  To%vIe.  (Littell's  Living  Age) 
223:220-231  :Oct.  1819. 

Edward  DulTDer  Lytton.  By  Edmund  Gosse.  10O:1043:Dec.  1913. 
Madame  Dodichan:  A  Reminiscence.  By  M.  B.  Edwards.  57: 
218:Feb.  1892. 

George  Meredith :  Some  Recollections.  By  Edward  Clodd.  92:25: 
July   1909. 

Mr.  Meredith  in  His  Poems.  By  Edward  Dowden.  57:338-339: 
March  1892. 

Same.    (Littell's  Living  Age)    193 :495-505  :May    1892. 
The  Mission  of  Tennyson.    By  W.  S.  Lilly.    67:239:Feb.   1897. 
Same.    (Littell's  Living  Age)    213 :227-234:April    1897. 
Notes    on    The   History   and   Character  of   the   Jews.     By    Laurie 
Magnus.    65:148:Jan.'l906. 

Obiter  Scripta.  By  F.  Harrison.  109:9:Jan.  1918;  109:178:Feb. 
1918. 

The  Paths  of  Glory.    By  Jocsph  Jacobs.    73:68:Jan.  1900. 
The   Peasant   in   British   PoetrM.     By   G.    Douglas.     II0:562:Oct. 
1918. 

Stephen  Phillips.    By  Arthur  Waugh.    105:92:Jan.  1916. 
A   Plea  for   the   British   Composer.    By  A.    E.   Keeton.    89:244: 
Feb.    1908. 


142  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

The  Poemi  of  Edmund   Coase.     By   A.   Noyes.    98:297-301  : Aug. 

1912. 

The  Popular  Reprint  in  England.    By  J.  Milne.    102:351 -352: Aug. 

1914. 

The  Prose    W'ori^s   of    Wordsrvorlh.     By   Edward  Dowden.     (Lit- 

tell's  Living  Age)    128:195-208:Jan.    1876. 

The   Queen  i   Diamond   Jubilee.     By    H.   D.    Traill.     67:827-828: 

June   1897. 

Realistic  Drama.   Bp  W.  L.  Courtnev.    (Littell's  Living  Age)  278: 

775-786:Sepf.   1913. 

Realitv   in   Poetr\i.     By    Lawrence   Housman.    96: 1  1  18-1  121  :Nov. 

1911.' 

Same.   (Littell's  Living  Age)    272:204-21 4  :Jan.   1912. 
Recent  English   Poetry.     By    M.   D.   Armstrong.     101  :499:March 
1914. 

The  School  of  Ciorgione.    By  W.  H.  Paler.  28:531  :Ocl.   1877 
The  Secret  of  Marceline  Desbordes-Valmore.    By  Francis  GriHile. 
97: 107 1-1 083: June   1912. 

A  Sequence  of  Sonnets  on  the  Death  of  Robert  Browning.  By 
Aloernon  C.  Swinburne.  (Littell's  Living  Age)  184:447-448:Feb. 
1890. 

The  Sonnets  of  M.  De  Heredia.  By  J.  C.  Bailey.  70:383  :Sept. 
1898. 

The  Succession  of  Mr.  Meredith.  By  Laurie  Magnus.  88:935: 
Dec.    1907. 

Swinburne.    By  Edmund  Gosse.    91  :  1037:June  1909. 
Swinburne:    Personal    Recollecloins.     By    Edmund    Gosse.      (Lit- 
tell's Living  Age)  262:3- 17  :July   1909. 

Tenn\)son:  A  Reconsideration  and  Appreciation.  By  Henry  W. 
Clark.    92:226: Aug.  1909. 

Three  American  Poets  of  Toda\^.  By  May  Sinclair.  86:437: 
Sept.  1906. 

Victorian  Literature.  By  Edward  DcAvden.  (Littell's  Living  Age) 
174:101-111  :July    1910. 

Alfred  de  Vigny  and  Some  Other  English  Poets  on  Nature.  By 
M.  A.   Gerothwohl.    99:690:April    1.    1913. 

Professor  William  Wallace.  By  J.  H.  Muirhead.  67:694-695: 
May   1897. 

Ceorge  Frederick  Walls.  By  William  Knight.  82:440-441.449: 
Sept.    1904. 

John  Creenleaf  Whitiier.    By  Francis  Gribble.    89:142:June  1908. 
..Words,   Words,   Words.    By  R.   Y.  Tyrrell.    85:1137:June   1906. 

FORTUNE  AND  MEN'S  EYES 

Editorial.     Independent    53:960: April     1901. 

FORUM 

The  Border  Land  of  Morals.    By  C.  A.  Bartol.    6:194:Oct.   1888. 

The  B])ron  Reviy>al.    By  \V.  P.  Trent.    26:245-254:Oct.  1898. 

A    Ceniir\)  of  American   Poetry.     By  Oscar   Lovell    Triggs.    30: 

639:Jan.  1901. 

Chaucer.    By  Ferris  Greenslel.    30:383  :Nov.    1900. 

C.  K.  Chesterton.    By  O.  \V.  Firkins.    48:601  :Nov.   1912. 

The   Dark   in   Literature.     By    Richard   Burton.    30: 754-757: Feb. 

1901. 

The  Dominent   Theme  in  Poetr\).    By  Jessie  B.  Rittenhousc.    56: 

342-49  :Sept.   1916. 

The  Drama.    By  Clayton  Hamilton.    39:234-35.377-80:Oct.   1907. 


BROWNINGIANA  143 

An  English  Estimate  of  LoTnell.     By    F.    H.   Farrar.     12:141-152: 

Oct.    1891. 

English  Literature  of  the   Victorian  Age.    By  Frederick   Harritor>. 

16:704-708:  Feb.  1894. 

Esoteric  Browningism.    By  Andrew  Lang.    6:300-3 1 0:Nov.    1888. 

The   Essax;    as    Mood   and    Form.     By    Richard    Burton.     32:125: 

Sept.  1901. 

A  Few  French  Books  o/   Toda)).    Bv  W.   P.  Trent.    38:21  l:Ocl. 

1906. 

Formative  Influences.    By  F.  H.  Farrar.    IO:378:Dec.  1890. 

The  Future  of  PoetrX!.    By  Charles  Leonard  Moore.    14:768-777: 

Feb.  1893. 

Have    IVe  Still  Need  of  Poetry?     By   Calvin   Thomas.    25:503- 

512:July    1898. 

Is  Verse  in  Danger?    By  Edmund  Gosse.    10:51 7 :Jan.  1891. 

Literary  Criticism.    By  F.  W.  Farrar.    9:286:May   1890. 

Literature.    By  Frank  Jewetl  Mather.  Jr.    34:226:Oct.    1902;    34: 

89:  July   1902. 

Same.   By  Brander  Matthews.    40:499:Nov.   1908. 

Literature  in  the  Market  Place.    By  Geo.  E.  Woodberry.    2:654: 

Aug.  1891. 

Literature — Recent  Biography.    By   Herbert   W.   Horwill.    35:73: 

July   1903;   36:555: Jan.   1905. 

Literature:   The  Art  of  Letter  Writing.    By  Herbert  W.  Horwill. 

36:84:Jan.   1905. 

Lyrical  Poetrv  of  the  New  Laureate.    By  William  S'anley  Braith- 

waite.    50:888:Dec.    1913. 

The  Lyric  Year.    By  Charles  Vale.     49:97: Jan.  1913. 

Maying  a  Name   in   Literature.    By   Edmund   Gosse.    8:l96:Oct. 

1889. 

Mr.   McCarthy's   Reminiscences.     By    W.    P.    Trent.     28:376-379: 

Nov.    1899. 

The  Mission   of  Literature.    By  Theodore   W.  Hunt.    24:5I0:Jan. 

1898. 

Modern  Social  Religion.    By  Horace  Holley.    55:570:April   1916. 
A   New   Book   on   Matthew   Arnold.     By    W.    P.   Trent.     34:313: 
Oct.    1902. 
New   Light   on   Carlvle.     By    William   Lyon   Phelps.    41:594:June 

1908. 

Ode   for   the    Centenary    of    the    Birth    of   Robert   Browning.     By 

George  Sterling.   49:97-99:Jan.  1913. 

Old  Material  and   New  Plays.     By   Clayton   Hamilton.    41:446: 

May  1909. 

Mr.  Stephen  Phillip's  PUv:    Bv  W.  P.  Trent.    29: 1  16-1 1  7:MarcK 

1900. 

The  Philosophy  of  Feminism.    By  George  Burman  Foster.    52:11: 

July    1914. 

Poc  Fifty  Years  After.    By  Edwin  W.  Bowen.   31  :503:June  1901. 

Poetry  and  the  Practical  Man.    By   Harry  L.   Baker.    42:228-34: 

Sept.   1909. 

The  Poetry  of  Rudvard  Kipling.    By  J.  DeLancy  Ferguson.    50: 

397:Sept.  1913.  ' 

The  Poetry  of   the  Earl  of  Lytton.    By   George  Saintsbury.    22: 

478:  Dec.  1896. 

Recent    Tribute   to  Longfellow.     By    W.    P.   Trent.    38:557: April 

1907. 


144  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Relalion  of  Drama  to  Lileralure.    B\)  Drander  Mallhevti.    24:t)35 

638.639:  Jan.  1898. 

Social  Verse.    By  Algernon  Charles  Swinburne.     12:1 70-171  :Ocl. 

1891. 

Special  Article.    By  Elmer  James  Bailey.    40:245-254: Aug.   1908. 

Special  Article.    By  Brian  Hooker.    39:423  :Jan.   1908. 

Special  N'erse.    By  Algernon  Charles  Swinburne.    43  : 1  30-42  :  Feb. 

1910. 

Three   American   Poets.     By    Richard   Le    Gallienne.     45:84:Jan. 

1911. 

Count  Leo  Tolstoi.    By  F.  W.  Farrar.    6:llO:Oct.   1888. 

Marl(  Twain  as  an  Orator.    By  Charles  Vale.  44:4: July  1910. 

Two  Estimates  of  Drowning  Based  on   Worlds   of  Chesterton  and 

Brooke.    By  W.  P.  Trent.    35:294-304:Oct.   1903. 

T^pes  of  Recent  Biography.    By  William  T.   Brewster.    38:102: 

July    1906. 
FOSS.  S.  WALTER 

A  New  England  Poet  of  the  Common  Life.    Arena  38:159-161: 

Aug.  1908. 
FOSTER.  A.  AUSTIN 

The  Message  of  Robert  Browning.    Hodder  &  Stoughton.     821.88 

Rfm. 
FOSTER.  GEORGE  BURMAN 

The  Philosophy  of  Feminism.    Forum  52:11  :July  1914. 
FOSTER.  NANCY  K. 

A    Word  for  Rossetti.    Poet  Lore  21:4:322-29. 
FOTHERINGHAM.  JAMES 

Studies  of  the  Mind  and  Art  of  Robert  Browning.    Horace  Mar- 
shall &  Son.  London,  England.   1900     821.88  Dfs. 
FOUBLANQUE.  ETHEL  DE 

The  Influence   of  Italy   on    the  Poetr);   of  Browning.     Fortnightly 

Review  92:327-345: Aug.  2,   1909. 
FOUR  BOOKS  ON  ENGLISH  LITERATURE 

By  Editor.    Outlook  71:1070:Aug.  30.   1902. 

FOUR  GREAT  TEACHERS 

Raskin,  Carlyle,  Emerson  and  Browning.    By  Joseph  Forster.    Be 

F733. 
FOWLE.  T.  W. 

Moralit])  and  Immorality.     Two  in   the  Campagna.    Contemporary 
Review   19:675-695:May    1871. 

FOUR  VICTORIAN  POETS 

(Times.)    Littell's  Living  Age  257:244-249  (245.  246). 

FRA  LIPPO,  FLOWER  SONGS  IN 

By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  2:5:262-263. 
FRA  LIPPO  LIPPI 

By  Anderson.      821.88. 

Browning  Stud])  Programme:  A   Croup  of  Art  Poems,  Old  Pic- 
tures in  Florence,  Fra  Lippo  Lippi,  Andrea  del  Sarlo.    By  Char- 
lotte Porter  and  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  8:8:586-592. 
See  Wright,   Two  Pictures.    In   The  Ceorgetonian  Bound  Volume 
entitled  Baylor  Literary  and  Ceorgetonian.     821.88  Xblg. 
FRA  LIPPO  LIPPI  AND  MR.  SLUDGE 

From  Browning  versus  Browning.    By   Harrison   S.   Morris.    Poet 
Lore   1:9:408-411. 

FRA  MAGAZINE 

Browning  for  Blues.     1  5:  l67-168:Sept.   1915. 


BROWNINGIANA  '  145 

FRAGMENTS  OF  ENGLISH 

By   H.  Carroll.    Baylor   Literary    1 2 :304-305  :April    1904. 

FRANCE  AND  ENGLAND.  THE  RELATION  OF 

By    Frances    de    Pressense.     Nineteenth    Century    39: 189-203 :  Feb. 

1896. 
FRANCISCAN  LITERATURE 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review  199 -.1 45- 168: Jan.   1904. 

FRANCKE.  KUNO  PROF. 

Literature,  the  Leader  of  the  People.  Journal  of  American  His- 
tory 4:20:First  Quarter    1910. 

ERASER'S  M.AGAZINE 

Robert   BroT^ning.     By   Shirley.     398:240-256:Feb.    1863     821.88 

Dos. 

Pail   and   Present    Condition   of  English   PoetrX).     (Litteil's    Living 

Age)    10:164-179. 

The  Poetry  of  Dante  Cabriel  Roseiti.  By  Thomas  Bayne.  (Lit- 
teil's Living  Age)  152:817-822. 

The  Prophetic  Power  of  Poetry.    By  J.  C.  Shairp.  (Litteil's  Living 

Age)  148:259-267. 

Sea  Studies.    By  J.  A.   Froude.     (Litteil's  Living  Age)    126:131- 

145. 
FREE  RELIGIOUS  ASSOCIATION.  THE 

Proceedings  at  the  Thirty-Second  Annual  Meeting  held  in  Boston. 

Mass..  June.   1899.     821.88. 
FREEDOM  TO  WRITE  AND  TO  PRINT 

By  Horace  L.  Traubel.     Poet  Lore  2:10:529-31. 

FREEMAN.  EDWARD  AUGUSTUS 

Mr.  Freeman  at  Home.  By  Delia  Lyman  Porter.  Scribner't  Mag- 
azine  14:616:Nov.    1893. 

FRENCH 

La  Nouvelle  Revue  Francaise,  containing  L'Oeuvre  de  Robert 
Bromning.  By  Andre  Gide,  Paul  Alfassa  and  Gilbert  de  Voisins. 
91:414-416:April    1.    1921. 

Monsieur  Sludge  Le  Medium,  ibid,  pages  417-4t)l. 
Essais    de    Literature    Anglais.     By    James    Darmesteter.     Robert 
Broroning-Herve  Rid  249-267     844.8  D222. 

Expressive  et  Dramatique  en  Angleterre  72-46;  Elizabeth  Brown- 
ing 147-172     844.8  M66I. 

La  Poesie  Anglaise  Depuis  B\}ron.  By  M.  J.  Milsand.  Robert 
Browning  2:661 -689: July  15.  1851;  Elizabeth  Browning  2:339- 
361:Jan.  15.  1852     821.8  M661. 

Les  Sonnets  du  Portugais,  d'Elizahclh  Barrett  Browning  traduits  en 
vers  francais  avec  preface,  Texte  anglais  en  regarde.  et  notes  par 
Leon  Morel.  Paris:  Librairie  Hachette  &  Cie.  1903.  821.88 
Hspfm. 

Les  Sonnets  Portugais  d'Elizaheth  Barrett  Browning,  traduits  en 
Sonnets  Francais  avec  Notice  Texte  Anglais.  Commentaire  et  Notes 
par  Fernand  Henry.  Librairie  Orientale  et  Americaine.  E.  Guil- 
moto.  Edituer.  Paris.   1905.     821.88  Hspfh. 

Litterature  Anglaise  et  Philosophie.    Robert  Browning  in  La  Poesie 
Menage  de  Poetes.    By  Mary  James  Darmesteter.      821.88  Bmd. 
Andre  del  Sarto.   Oeuvres  completes  d'.AIfred  de  Mussel.  Comedies 
et  Proverbes.     842.7  M989a. 

Robert   Browning.     Par    Pierre    Berger.     821.88    Brb. 
Same.  Translated  by  Mabel   Moran.     821.88  Bphm. 


146  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Esaais    de   LiUerature   AnglaUe.     Par   James    Darmesleter.     844.8 
D222. 

Katia.    Par   Le   Comte   l.eon   Tolstoi.    With    autograph   of    Misi 
Sarianna  Browning.     891.73  T654kfh. 

Menage  de  Poeles.    Par  Mary  James  Darmesteter.    La  Revue  de 
Paris.  5  Annee  No.   18.  15  Septembre   1898     821.88  Bmd. 
Some  Pointi  on  the  Modern  Faith  in  the  Poems  of  Robert  Drown 
ing.  Par  Pierre  Berger.  Translated  by  Bernice  McKinney.     821.88 
Rbem. 

La  Vic  et  rOeuvre  d'Elizabeth  Barrett  Drowning.    Par  Germaine- 
Marie    Merlette. 

Robert  Drowning's    Verhaelinis  zu   Frankreich  von   Karl   Schmidt. 
FRENCH   ENTHUSIASM    SATIRIZED   IN   BROWNING'S   TWO 
POETS  OF  CROISIC 

By  Herbert  Ernest  Cushman.    Poet  Lore   11:3:382-95;   Reviewed 
in  Review  of  Reviews  20:466:Oct.   1899. 
FRENCH  FRIEND  OF  BROWNING,  JOSEPH  MILSAND,  A 

By  Th.  Bentzon  (Mme.  Blanc).  Scribner's  20: 108- 120: July  1896. 
FRENCH  REGARD  FOR  BROWNING  IN  NOTES  FROM  PARIS 

By  Charles  Seymour.    Poet  Lore  2:2:111-112. 
FRENCH  REVOLUTION.  THE 

Cambridee   History.    By  Henry   E.   Bourne.    Dial  37:1 62-4  :Sept. 
16,    1904 
FRENCH  SATIRIST  IN  ENGLAND,  A 

By  Edmund  Gosse.    Edinburgh  Review  21 9:327-346: April    1914. 
FRENCH  STUDY  OF  BURNS,  A 

Blackw.    LittelFs  Living  Age  198:735-43. 
FRENCH  TRAITS:  SOCIAL  INSTINCT 

By  W.  C.  Brownell.    Scribner's  Magazine  2:106-1 18:July  1887. 
FRISWELL,  JAMES  HAIN 

Modern  Men  of  Letters.    (Honestly  Criticised.)    Robert  Drowning 
119-131     820.1  F918m. 

Elizabeth  B.  Browning.    //  Thou  Musi  Love  Me.   Current  Opinion 
34:471:  April   1903. 
FROM  GHENT  TO  AIX 

By  W.   L.   Rolfe.    Poet  Lore  4:6-7:378-80. 
By  M.  W.  p.    Current  Opinion  34:2:200:Feb.   1903. 
FROM  HIGHWAYS  AND  BYWAYS 

A  Period  Without  Great  Men  of  Letters.    Chautauquan  61  : 1 5-1  7: 
Dec.   1910. 

FROM  THE  LAND  OF  LETTERS 

By  Thomas  F.   Plowman.     (Cornhill.)     Liftell's  Living  Age  288: 
598-609. 
FROM  THE  PERSONALITIES 

Athenaeum.    Independent  42:176:Feb.  6,    1890. 

FROUDE.  JAMES  ANTHONY 

By  Augustine  Birrell.    Scribner's  Magazine  17:149-153  :Feb.  1895. 

Sea  Studies.    Fraser's.    Littell's  Living  Age   126:131-145. 
FROWDE.  HENRY 

Books  Received.     (Advertisement.)     Literary  Digest  31:1002:Dec. 
30.    1905. 

FRUIT.  JOHN   PHELPS 

The  Rationale  of  the  Short  Stor^  According  to  Poe.    Poet  Lore 
16:1:57-65. 

FULLER.  CRITICAL  WORKS  OF.  MARGARET 

By  Carolyn  B.  La  Monte.    Poet  Lore  7:10:477-87, 


BROWNINGIANA  147 

FULLER,  S.  MARGARET 

Papers  on   Literature   and   Art.   Miis   Barreii'i  Poems   2:198-206, 

Drowning  i  Poerrn  207-221      814. 
FULLER'S  PERMANENT  INFLUENCE,  MARGARET 

By   Kenyon   West.     Poet   Lore   7:8-9:377-388. 
FUNCTION  OF  POETS,  THE 

By    Museus.     Contemporary    Review    95:I-5:May    !909:Literary 
Supplement    No.   20. 
FUNDAMENTAL   RELIGIOUS    PRINCIPLES    IN    BROWNINGS 
POETRY 

By  W.  D.   Weatherford.     821.88  Rwf. 

FUNERAL,  AT  BROWNINGS 

By  Kineton  Parkes.    Igdrasil    109: March    1890. 
FUNERAL  OF  BROWNING 

Notes  and  Neivs.    Poet  Lore  2:1  :55: 
FUNK,  ISAAC 

A    Standard    DictionarX)    of    the    English    Language.     Athenaeum 
3493:451 -452  :Oct.  6,  1894. 
FURNIVALL,  FREDERICK  J. 

A   Bibliograph])  of  Browning   I83i-I88l.    Alphabetical  list   of  hit 

hool(s,   with   reprints  of  discontinued  prefaces,  of  Ben   Karshoo^'s 

IVisdom,  partial  collation  of  Sordello,  1840  and  Paracelsus  1835, 

1863,  etc.,  with   Trial  lists  of  the  criticisms  on  Browning,  Personal 

notes  of  him.    Londoii  Browning  Society  Papers    1:21-115. 

A  Bihliograph\)  of  Robert  Browning.    Reviewed  in   Poet  Lore    1  : 

11:533. 

Additions  to  the  Bibliograph\f  of  Robert  Browning  :   I.  Browning's 

Active  Plays;  2,  Fresh  Entries  of  Criticisms  on  Browning's  lVorl(s; 

3,  Fresh  Personal  Notices  of  Drowning;  4,  Notes  on  Brownirig's 

Poems  and  My  Bibliography ;  5,  Short  Index.    London  Browning 

Society  Papers  2:117-170. 

Browning  Club  and  Finance.    Munsey's  26:150:Oct.    1901. 

Robert   Browning's   Ancestors.     London    Browning   Society    Papers 

12:26-45    821.88  Dbs. 

Foretallf.  London  Browning  Society  Papersl  :3-4.  A  Reprint  of 
Browning's  Introductory  Essays  to  the  (25  spurious)  Letters  of 
Perc\)  Bysshe  Shelley  1852.  London  Browning  Society  Papers 
1:5-20    821.88  Dbs. 

Forewords  to  Robert  Browning's  Prose  Life  of  Strafford,  with  an 
Introduction.    By  C.  H.   Firth.     821.88  Hsf. 

A  Grammatical  .Analysis  of  O  Lvri'c  Love.  London  Browning 
Society  Papers  9:165-168     821.88  Dbs. 

Recollections  in  Pall  Mall  Budget   1108:1626     821.88  Xpmb. 
A  Record.    Robert  Browning  63-72     B   F989pr. 
FUTURE  OF  AMERICAN  LITERATURE.  THE 

By  Bliss  Perry.    Baylor  Literary   I  7  : 1  19- 123  :Jan.    1909. 

FUTURE  OF  FICTION.  THE 

By  Mr.  Hemendra  Prasad  Ghose.  (Hind.  R.)  Littell's  Living 
Age  268:154-159. 

FUTURE  OF  POETRY.  THE 

By    Charles    Leonard    Moore.     Forum    1 4 :768-77  :Feb.    1893. 

FYVIE.  JOHN 

IValter  Savage  Landor.  (Temp.  B.)  Littell's  Living  Age  206: 
3-12. 


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G. 

Mr.    Dron>ning'i    Latest    Poems.     Christian    Spectator    44-57 :Jan. 

1865    821.88  Dip. 
GABRIEL,  VIRGINIA 

See   Music. 
GALAXY 

A  Light  Man.    By  Henry  James,  Jr.    8:49: July   1869. 

The  Poet  of  the  Opaque.    By  Junius  Henri   Browne.     19:6:764- 

774: June   1875. 

GALSWORTHY,  JOHN 

Vague  Thoughts  on  Art.  Atlantic  Monthly  109:567-568:Jan.  1912. 
GALSWORTHY,  MRS.  JOHN 

See  Music. 
GALTON,  ARTHUR 

Urbana  Scripta,  Studies  of  Five  Living  Poets.    Mr.  Browning  59- 

76    821.04  G181. 
GANGEWER,  MARGARET  H. 

Who   Was   Biowning's    The   Lost  Leader?     American   Notes   and 

Queries  2:23  :270-272:  April  6,   1889. 

GANNETT,  WILLIAM  CHANNING 

Nothing  But  a  Poet.    Homage   to  Robert  Drotening,  Aleph   Tan- 
ner 73     821.88  Xht. 

School  of  Literature.    Poet  Lore   13:2:281-86. 
GARDEN  AND  GARDEN  CRAFT 

By  Frances   Duncan.    Atlantic   Monthly  90:559-63  :Nov.    1902. 
GARDINER,  SAMUEL  R. 

Introduction  to  Strafford:  A    Traged\).    By  Robert  Browning  with 

notes  and  preface  by  E.  H.  Hickey.    George  Bell  &  Sons,  London, 

1892.  821.88  Hsh. 
GARNETT,  RICHARD 

Poems  by  Robert  Browning  with  an  introduction  by  Richard  Gar- 

nett  and  illustrations  by  Byam  Shaw.     821.88  Ggb. 

Recollections  of  Coventry  Partmore.  (Sat.  R.)  Littel's  Living  Age 

212:61-64. 
GAUDEAMUS:  SONGS  FOR  COLLEGES  AND  SCHOOLS 

By  John   Farmer.    Belonging  to  Sariana  Browning  and  containing 

the  latter's  autograph.      734.8  F233g. 

GEISTWEIT,  WILLIAM  HENRY 

Voice  of  Spring.    Service  2:145-148:May  1905. 
GENIUS  AND  STATURE 

By  Havelock   Ellis.    Nineteenth  Century  42:87-95:July    1897. 
GENIUS,  FAME,  AND  COMPARISON  OF  RACES 

By   Charles   H.   Cooley.     Annals   of   American   Academy   9:317- 

358:  May   1897. 

GENIUS,  LITERARY 

By  J.  E.  G.  De  Montmorency.    Contemporary  Review   100:1  :429- 
434:Sept.   191  1  :Literary  Supplement  48. 

GENIUS  OF  CHRISTINA  ROSSETTI,  THE 

Literary  Digest  28:804: June  4,  1904.  In  Letters  and  Art  Section 
GENIUS  OF  DICKENS.  THE 

By  George  Barlow.  Contemporary  Review  94: 542-562: Nov.  1908. 
GENIUS  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING,  NOTES  ON 

By  James  Thomson.   London  Browning  Society  Papers  2:239-250, 


BROWNINGIANA  I4<) 

GENIUS.  ON  THE  DEVEOLPMENT  OF  BROWNINGS.  IN  HIS 

CAPACITY  AS  A  POET  OR  MAKER 

By  J.  T.  Nettleship.    London  Browning  Society  Papers  8:55-77. 
GENTEEL  AMERICAN  POETRY 

By  George  Santayana.    New  Republic  3:94-95:May  29,   1915. 
GENTLEMAN'S  MAGAZINE 

The    Claditone-Browning    Conlroven]).     By    Richard    E.    Crook. 

Littell's  Living  Age  246:626-630. 

Reminiscences   of  a  Dehar  Planter.     By   Donald   N.   Reid.     (Lit- 

teirs  Living  Age)   208:632-638. 

GENTLER  VIEW.  THE 

Drowning  and  the  Lost  Corl(.    By  Florida  Pier.    Harper's  Weekly 
54:2777 :27:March    12.   1910. 

GENUNG.  JOHN  FRANKLIN 

The  /Jp/Zi  and  the  Ages.    A  Valuation  of  Tennyson's  Idylls  of  the 

King.    Elucidated  in  Part  by  Coomparisons  between  Tennyson  and 

Browning.     821.88  Eiag. 
GEORGE.  A.  J. 

Select    Poems    of   Robert    Drowning.     Arranged    in    Chronological 

Order,  with  Biographical  and  Literary  Notes.     821.88  Ggl. 

Book    Notices:    Select    Poems    of    Robert    Drowning.     Education 

Magazine  26:309-31 4 :Sept.   1905-June  1906. 

Selected  Poems  of  Drowning.    Reviewed.    Independent  59:2:1350: 

Dec.  7,  1905. 

The  Optimism  of  Drowning  and   IVordsworlh.     Boston    Browning 

Society  Papers  306-333      821.88  Vbp. 

GEORGE.  HEREFORD  B. 

Drownings  Strafford.    Edited  by.     821.88  Hsg. 
GEORGETONIAN 

Two   Pictures,  Founded  on  Fra  Lippo.     By   Arkley   B.   Wright. 

1  1  :June  191  1.    An  Incident  in  the  Life  of  Napoleon,  by  Lewis  M. 

Bratcher.    The  Portrait  of  the  Last  Duchess,  by  Cornelia   Black- 
burn.    821.88  Xblg. 
GERDEN.  F.  C. 

Auf  Einem  Dal^on,  In  Eincr  Condol.    Die  Deutsche  Uebertragung 

Dieser   Dichtungen   Besorgte.    Die   Zeichnungen   Des   Titelrahmen* 

Und  Des  Einbaudes  Sind  von  Walter  Tiemann.     821.88  Hibg. 

Die    Tragoedie   Eimr  Seek.    Die    Deutsche    Uebertragung    Dieser 

Dichtungen    Besorgte.     Die    Zeichnungen    Des    Titelrahmens    Und 

Des   Einbaudes  Sind   von   Walter  Tiemann.     821.88  Htsg. 

Browning.    Robert.     Von    Emil    Koeppel.      Mitdem    Blidnis    des 

Dichters. 

Englische  Dichter.    Von  Rudolf   Kassner. 

Pippa    Geht    Voriiher    Robl.     Browning.      Deutsch     von     Henry 

Heiseler. 

Robert  Browning  Verhaltnis.    Zu  Frankreich  von  Karl  Schmidt. 

Robert    Browning.     Die    Heimfehr    der    Drusen    Fine    Tragodie. 

Deutsch  von   Edmund   Ruete. 

GERMAN  EDITIONS  OF  POEMS 

Ausgewaehlte-Cedichte.     Von    Robert    Browning.     Uebersetzl    von 

Edmund    Ruete,    Verlag    von    M.    Heinsiu*    Nachfolger.     821.88 

Gspr. 

Die  Delesenheit  von   Robert  Louis  Sleveneson   mit  Hinwcisen  auf 

die  Quellen  seiner  Werkc    By  Kurt  Mandel.     804  M271. 

Der    Handschuh    und    andere    Cedichte.    Bremen.     1897.     821.88 

Gspr. 


150  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Auf  eimen  Balloon:  En  ei'ner  Condol.    By  F.  C.  Gerden.     821.88 

Hbg. 

Die  Tragodie  Einer  Seele.    By  F.  C.  Gerden.     821.88  Htsg. 

Luria.     By    Robert    Browning.     Eine   Tragodie    aus    der    Zeit   der 

italienischen    Renaissance.    Von   Edmund   Ruete.     821.88   Hlur. 

Paracelsus.    821.88  Hpag. 

The  Ring  and  The  Booli.    By  Robert  Browning.    Eine  Interpreta- 

lion    von   Helene    Meyer-Franck,    Goettingen.    1912,   Otto    Haplce, 

Verlag.     821.88  Hrmg. 

Same.    Translated  by  Estelle  Baarron.    821.88  rlrm  EB. 
GERMAN  STAGE,  THE 

By  W.  Holman  Hunt.  Edinburgh  Review  204:447-467:Oct.   1906. 
GEROUSIOS  OINOS 

Poem  by   Robert   Browning.    Century  87:889:April    1914. 

GEROTHWOHL,  M.  A. 

Alfred  de  Vigne\)  and  Some  Other  English  Poets  on  Nature.  Fort- 
nightly Review  99:689-701: April    1913. 

Alfred  de  Vignc))  on  Genius  and  IVoman.  I-ortnightly  Review  99: 
94-lll:Jan.  1913. 

English  and  French  Attitude  Torvard  Poetrx).  Fortnightly  Review 
97:940-959:May    1912. 

GHOSE.  HEMENDRA  PRASAD 

The  Future  of  Fiction.    Littell's  Living  Age  268:154-159. 
GIBSON,  JOHN  MONRO 

Introduction  and  Notes  to  I^omegranatcs  From  An  English  Garden: 

A  Selection   From  The   Poems  of  Robert   Browning.    Chautauqua 

Press,  New  York,  1885     821.88  Gpeg. 

GIDE,  ANDRE.  ET  AL 

L'Oeuvre  de  Robert  Browning  La  Nouvelle   Revue  Francaise  91 

New  Series  414-416:Aprii    1921. 
GILBERT,  ARIADNE 

Through  Failure  to  Success.  St.  Nicholas  40: 1  :  130- l38:Nov.  1912. 
GILBERT,  JOSIAH 

Asolando.    Athenaeum  3246:51  :Jan.  11,   1890. 

GILDER.  RICHARD  WATSON 

Jocoseria.  Homage  to  Robert  BroTvning,  Aleph  Tanner  84  821.88 
Xht. 

Romance  of  the  Nineteenth  Cenlur};.  Century  70:918-927  :Oct. 
1905. 

Same.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  131  821.88 
Xht. 

The   Twelfth  of  December,  1889.    Editorial.    Literary  World  21  : 
3:40:Feb.   1.  1890    821.88  Xmal. 
GILDERSLEEVE,  B.  L. 

Classics  and  College.    Princeton  Review   108:67-95 :  July  1878. 

GILES,  EDITH 

Browning's  Song  From  I-'ippa  Passes.  (In  American  Primary 
Teacher.)    Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3  :I46-I50:jan.   1912. 

GILFILLAN,  GEORGE 

James   Montgomery.     (Tait's.)     Littell'j   Living   Age    11:57:60. 

GILLIES.  J.  R. 

Some  Great  Nineteenth  Century  Preachers  (Browning  24-32). 
Five  sermons  preached  in  Trinity  Presbyterian  Church,  Hampstead. 
Printed  for  Private  Circulation.      821.88  Rxl. 


BROWNINGIANA  151 

GINGERICK.  SOLOMON  F. 

lVordiii>orth,  Tennyion,  and  Dron>ning ;  A  Siud)f  in  Human  Free- 
dom. Chapter  IX,  Broivning  and  Hii  Times;  Chapter  X,  Drown- 
ing,   Paision    and    Will;    Chapter    XI,    Drowning,    Freedom    and 

Transcendentalism ;  Chapter   XII,  Drowning,  Art  and  Liberalism. 

821.88  G492s. 
GIRL  WITH  THE  BLUE  EYES.  THE 

By    Anna    Catherine    Markham.     Homage    to    Robert    Drowning, 

Aleph  Tanner  76    821.88  Xht. 
GIVE  A  ROUSE 

Current  Literature  29:333:Sept.    1900. 

See  Music. 
GLADDEN,  WASHINGTON 

Poetic  Outlook-    Century  31  :3l6-3I8:Dec.    1885. 
GLADNESS  AND  GROWTH.  SONGS  OF 

By  James  L.  Hughes.    To  a  Drowning  Poem   115     821.88  H893. 
GLADSTONE  AND  DISRAELI.  STORY  OF 

Poet  Lore  11:1:1 56.    (Appeared  in  Blackwoods.) 
GLADSTONE-BROWNING  CONTROVERSY.  THE 

By  Richard  E.  Crook.    Gentlemen's  Magazine.   Littell's  Living  Age 

246:626-630:Sept.  2.  1905. 
GLADSTONES  LIBRARY  AT  ST.  DEINIOL'S  HAWARDEN 

By  Mary  Drew.    Nineteenth  Century  59:944-954: June  1906. 
GLANCE  AT  SOME  OF  STEDMANS  WORK.  A 

By  Mary  J.  Reid.    Literary  Digest  I0:341-342:Jan.  19.  1895. 
GLAZEBROOK,  MRS.  M.  G. 

Numpholeplos  and  Browning's  IVomen.    London  Browning  Society 

Papers  2:372-379     821.88  Dbs. 

Same.  Berdoe's  Drowning  Studies   195-203     821.88  Vlbs. 

A  Death  in  the  Desert.    London  Browning  Society  Papers  9:153- 

164    821.88  Dbs. 

Same.  Berdoe's  Drowning  Studies  226-236     821.88  Vlbs. 
GLEN.  JANET  BROWNELL 

Great  Schools  of  Painting.    Chautauquan  63  :  163-202  :July  1911. 
GLIMPSE  OF  FROUDE  AT  HOME.  A 

By  Mrs.  Alexander  Ireland.   Literary  Digest  IO:490:Feb.  23.  1895. 
GLIMPSES  OF  THOMAS  CARLYLE 

By  Percy  Fitzgerald.    Contemporary  Review.    Littell's  Living  Age 

278:216-223. 
GLORIOUS  ROBERT  BROWNING 

By  Emily  Hickey.    Nineteenth  Century.    Littell's  Living  Age  271  : 

270-283. 
GLOVE.  THE 

By   Robert   Browning.    Rising   Generation   37:3:74-75;    37:4:114- 
115:  37:5:135-136;  37:6:180;  37:7:199-200     821.88  Xmrg. 
Translated  into  Japanese. 
Der  Handschuh  und  andere  Cedichie,  Bremen,  1897     821.88  Gspr. 

GOD 

See    Resell. 
GOD  IS  WHERE  MAN  IS 

By  Chas.   Woodbury.    Twentieth  Century    1  :358:Jan.    1910. 
GOEWEY.  MRS.  JAMES  M. 

Descriptive    catalogue    of    the    Coewc);    Collection    of    Drowning. 

1897-1898.    together    with    an    introduction    paper    read    before    the 

San    Francisco   Browning   Society.     John    Henry    Nash.   Publisher, 

San   Francisco,    1897.     821.88  Xgp. 


152  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

GOLD  HAIR 

A  Legend  of   Pornic.    By  Robert  Browning.    1864.    First  edition. 
821.88  Hghm. 

Atlantic  Monthly  1  3  :596-599:May  1864. 
See  Introduction  to  Poerrn  Arthur  Upson. 

GOLDEN  ROAD 

By  Lilian  Whiting.    Presentation  copy  from  Miss  Whiting.    Con- 
tains autograph  of  Miss  Whiting.    (2  copies.)      804  W559g. 

GOLDEN   THOUGHTS   FROM    GOLDEN    FOUNTAINS 

With  inscription:  To  Lily  Benzon   (because  of  a  poem  in  it  about 
doves)   from  her  affectionately.    Robert  Browning.     808  G6I8. 

GOOD  AMERICAN  POETS 

Editorial.    Independent  70: 1  :  100. 

GOOD  CHEER 

Poels   Who    Were  Laughed  At.    By  Hezekiah  3uttcrworth.    1:4: 
Nov.   1900. 

GOOD  TASTE 

By  Augustine  Birrel.    Scribner's  Magazine    17:120:Jan.   1893. 

GOOD  TO  FORGIVE 

See  Music. 
GOOD  WORDS 

Broiiining   as   a   Religious    Teacher.     Bv    R.    H.   Hutlon.     Littell'i 

Living  Age   184:2385:660-665:March'l5.   1890. 

A    Memorable    Art    Class.     By   Thomas   Sulman.     Littell'*   Living 

Age  214:889-893. 

Victoriar}  Literature.    By  Andrew  Lang.    Littell's  Living  Age  212: 

753-758. 
GOODELL,  THOMAS  DWIGHT 

Shall  We  Still  Read  Creek  Tragedy?    Atlantic  Monthly  81:474- 

483:  April  1898. 
GOODRICH-FREER,  G. 

Robert  BroTiining,  the  Musician.    Nineteenth  Century.    Littell't  Liv- 
ing Age  229:803-811. 

Same.  Eclectic  Magazine   137:174-182. 
GORDON.  GEORGE  A. 

Emerson   as  a   Religious   Influence.     Atlantic   Monthly  91  :577-87: 
Jan.   1903. 

GOSPEL  OF  WORK.  THE 

The  Erudite.     140: July    1902. 
GOSSE.  EDMUND 

The   Agony   of  the    Victorian   Age.    Edinburgh   Review  228:276- 

296:Oct.    1918. 

By    Philip    James    Bailey.     Eclectic    Magazine    140:218-231  :Feb. 

1903. 

Robert  Browning.    Critic  890:31 5 :20:Jan.    11.    1890.    See   Maga- 
zine Article  No.    1.     821.88  Xman. 

Robert  Browning:   In   Memoriam.     New   Review.    Littell's  Living 

Age  184:372  375  :Feb.  8,  1890. 

Robert   Browning  Personalia.     (First   Edition.)     Two  Copies.    T. 

Fisher    Unwin,    26    Paternoster   Square.    London.    England,    1890. 

821.88  Dpg. 

Same.    (Reprint.)     Houghton,  Mifflin  &  Co.,  The  Riverside  Presi. 

Cambridge,   1895.     821.88  Dpg. 

Same.   Independent  42:461  : April  3.   1890. 

Same.    (Reviewed.)      Nassau    Literary    Magazine    46:2:133 : June 

1890. 

Same.  Poet  Lore  2:6:321. 


BROWNINGIANA  153 

Earl]f  fVritingi  of  Robert  Dro^vning.  Century  23 : 1 89-200: Dec. 
1881. 

A  Forgollcn  Rival  of  Tcnn\fion  and  DroiDning.  Literary  Digest 
l8:458-459:April  22.  1899. 

A  French  Satirist  in  England.  Edinburgh  Review  219:327-346: 
April   1914. 

Hard^'i  LMrical  Poerm.  Edinburgh  Review  227 :272-293 :  April 
1918. 

How  One  of  Mrs.  Drotvning'i  Doof^s  Wat  Named.  Literary  Digest 
10:493 :Feb.  23.   1895. 

Influence  of  Democracy  on  Literature.  Contemporary  Review  59: 
523-36:ApriI  1891. 

The  Influence  of  Victor  Hugo.  Cosmopolitan  Magazine  32:633: 
April    1902. 

li  Verse  in  Danger?    Forum   10:5I7:Ian.   1891. 
King  Erik.    A  Tragedy.    With  an  Introductory  Essay  by  Theodore 
Watts.    Dedicated  to  Robert  Browning,  containing  poem  To  Robert 
Drowning.     821.8  G678. 

To  Robert  Drowning.  Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 60     821.88  Xht. 

Life  of  Browning  in  Dictionar\]  of  National  Diograph\).  Supple- 
ment 1  :306  ff. 

Lord  De  TableM,  A  Portrait.  Contemporary  Review.  Littell's  Liv- 
ing Age  208:346-357. 

Edward  Dulwer-Lytton.  Fortnightly  Review  I00:1033-l046:Dec. 
1913. 

Same.   Littell's  Living  Age  280:3-13. 
Making  a  Name  in  Literature.    Forum  8:196:Oct.   1889. 
New  Editions  of  Tennyson  and  Drowning.    Sketch  8:101  :437:Jan. 
2,  1895    821.88. 

On   Taste  in  Poetry  and  the  Fate  of  M.  Sully  Prudhomme.    Con- 
temporary  Review  92:l-6:Dec.    1907  :Literary  Supplement   No.   3. 
Personal  Notes  by.    Athenaeum  3268: 767-769: June   14.   1890. 
The  Revival  of  Poetic  Drama.    Atlantic  Monthly  90: 1  56-66: July 
1902. 

Smart's  Song  to  David.    Independent  39:2:935-6: July  28.  1887. 
Some  Soldier  Pods.    Edinburgh  Review  226:296-3I6:Oct.  1917. 
Swinburne.    Fortnightly  Review  91  :  1037  :June   1909. 
Swinburne:   Personal  Recollections.     Fortnightly  Review.     Littell's 
Living  Age  262:3-17. 

Mr.  Swinburne's  Posthumous  Poems.  Contemporary  Review  112: 
106-107  :July   1917:Literary  Supplement. 

Temple  Library — Poetical  Worlds  of  Thomas  Lowell  Deddoea. 
Athenaeum  3296:879-881  :Dec.  27.   1890. 

Ten  Years  of  English  Literature.  Literary  Digest  1  5:521 -522  : Aug. 
28.  1897. 

Tennyson  /.    Littell's  Living  Age   195:707-718. 
iVar  Poetrv  in  France.    Reference  to  Sonnets  from  the  Portuguese. 
Edinburgh  Review  222  :  78-97:  July   1915. 
Lord   De    TaHc\).     Contemporary    Review   69:84-99: Jan.    1896. 

GOSSE.  THE  POEMS 'OF  EDMUND 

By  A.  Noyes.    Fortnightly  Review  98:297-303 : Aug.    1912. 
GOSSIP.  LITERARY 

Athenaeum  3091  : 1 30-131  :Jan.  22.  1887;  3121  :245-246:Aug.  20. 
1887;  3133:64 1-642: Nov.  12.  1887;  3l46:181-ie2:Feb.  II.  1838; 
3149:214-215:Feb.  18,  1888;  3187:700-701  :Nov.  24.  1888;  3205: 


154  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

411-412:Nov.  30.  1889;  3343:688-689: Nov.  21.  1891;  3767:19: 
Jan.  6,  1900;  3791  :787-788:June  23.  1900;  3833:468-469: April 
13.     1901;     3874:1  17-1  18:Jan.    25.     1902;     3891  :661  :March    24. 

1902;  3901 :  160-1 61  :Aua.  2,  1902;  3910:454-455:Oct.  4.  1902; 
3930:241 -243 :Feb.  21,  1903;  3943:659-660: May  23.  1903;  3957: 
291-292:Aug.  29.  1903;  3967:61 7-61 8:Nov.  7.  1903;  4000:820- 
822: June  25,  1904;  401 5:485-486 :Oct.  8.  1904;  4087:234-235: 
Feb.  24,  1906;  4119:408-410:Oct.  6,  1906;  4128:738-739:Dec. 
8.  1906;  4135:104-105:Jan.  28.  1907;  4202:476-477: May  9. 
1908;  4411:536:May  11.  1912. 

GOUDY.  FRED  AND  BERTHA 

Browning's    Rabbi    Den    Ezra.     A     Dramatic     Monologue,     I  alf 

Vellum   Printed  by   hand   at   the   Village   Press.   Hingland.   Mass. 

Frontispiece  and  Decorations  Designed  and  cut  on  wood  by  Will 

Dwigglns.    1904.    821.88. 
GOUDY.  F.  W.  AND  \V.  A.  DWIGGINS 

Designs  for  In  a  Balcon'^,  by  Robert  Browning.    Introduction  by 

Laura  McAdoo  Triggs.     821.88  Hib. 

GOULD,  ELIZABETH  PORTER 

Robert  Drowning.    Homage    to   Robert  Drorvning,   Aleph   Tanner 

127    821.88  Xht. 

The  Brownings  and  America.     821.88  Kgab  (Copy  1). 

Same.  The  Poet  Lore  Co.,  Boston.  Mass.     821.88  Kgab  (Copy  2). 

One's  Self  I  Sing  and  Other  Poems.    From  the  Browning  Library. 

811  G696. 

Room  in  IVeslminsler  for  .Mrs.  Browning.    Literary  Digest  1 1  :373 : 

July  27,  1895. 
GOULD,  GEORGE  M. 

Biographic  Clinics,  containing  De  Quincy,  Carlyie.  Darwin.  Hux- 
ley and   Browning.    Drowning   1:5:125-137     612.8453   G696b. 
GOURMON 

Drowningiana.   Athenaeum  3607:838:Dec.  12,  1896. 
GRADUATE  CLASSES 

C.  L.  S.  C.  Class  Direction    1882-1909.    Editorial.    Chautauquan 

42:184-187:Oct.  1905. 
GRAHAM,  CHAS.  LETCHER 

Drowning' s  Debt  to  Italian  Sources.    Thesis  in  Department  of  Eng- 
lish, Georgetown  College.     821.88  Pjm. 
GRAHAM,  J.  J.  G. 

The   Wife-Love  and  Friend-Love  of  Robert  Drowning.    Berdoe's 

Drowning  Studies  204-224     821.88  Vlbs. 

Same.  London  Browning  Society  Papers  1  1  :380-400     821.88  Db«. 
GRAMMARIAN'S  FUNERAL 

By  W.  F.  Revell.    Browning  Notes  30-37     821.88  Pjm. 

Same.  Notes  to  the  Pocl^et   Volume  of  Selections  from  the  Poems 

of  Robert  Drowning,  by  Alex  Hill,  30-37     821.88  Dhn. 

By  Susan  Cunnington.    Studies  in  Drowning  95-' 15    821.88Gsac. 
GRAMMATICAL  ANALYSIS  OF  O  LYRIC  LOVE.  A 

By  F.  J.  Furnivall.    London   Browning  Society  Papers  9:165-168 

821.88  Dbs. 
GRANT.  PERCY  STICKNEY 

Drowning' s  Art  in  Monologue.    Boston   Browning  Society   Paper* 

35-66    821.88  Vbp. 
GFIATITUDE,  A  FESTIVAL  OF 

Robert  Browning.    Syracuse  Browning  Centenary  Celebration  May 

7,   1812-May  7,   1912.    821.88  Xfg. 


BROWNINGIANA  155 

GRATZ.  R.  J. 

The  Journe);  of  Childe  Roland.    Poet  Lore  2:11  :578-85. 
GRAY.  MAXWELL 

Robert  ZiroiDnmg's  Death.    The  Forat  Chapel  70-74     82L88. 

The    Woman   of   Lyric   Love.     Eclectic    Magazine    45 :88-96:Jan. 

1897. 
GREAT  ENGLISH  POETS 

By  Julian  Hill.   Robert  Brorvnitig  293-303     BC  P745eeh. 
GREAT  MEN  OF  LETTERS.  A  PERIOD  WITHOUT 

From  Hight)a\)s  and  B\)Tvavs.    Chautauquan  61  :I5-1 7:Dec.    1910. 

GREAT  MEN  OF  MIXED  RACES 

By  Lyndon  Orr.    Scrap  Book  6:309-31  7: Aug.  1908. 
GREAT  POET  IN  HER  PRIME.  A 

Reminiscences  of  the   days  Tvhen  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning   t>ai 

Living   and    Writing.     By   Thomas    Wentworth    Higginson.     Book 

News  24:283:457-459: March   1906: Mag.  Articles  No.  6     821.88 

Xma. 
GREAT  POETS  AND  THEIR  THEOLOGY.  THE 

By  Augustus  Hopkins  Strong.    373-447     808.1  S923g. 
GREAT  POETS  OR  GREAT  POEMS 

By  W.  H.  Caruth.    Poet  Lore   17:2:78-85. 
GREAT  SCHOOLS  OF  PAINTING 

By  Janet  Brownell  Glen.    Chautauquan  63: 163-202 :July    1911. 
GREAT  TESTIMONY 

(Against  Scientific  Crueily.)    By  Stephen  Coleridge.      174.9  G693. 
GREAT  THOUGHTS  AND  CHRISTIAN  GRAPHIC 

Robert  Brou-ning.    6:142: 1J8-I41  :Sept.    18.   1896     821.88  Xman. 
GREAT  TWIN  BRETHREN:  TENNYSON  AND  BROWNING 

By   Edward   Mortimer   Chapman.    English   Literature    in   Account 

with  Reiigion  349-393    821.88  Ret. 
GREATER    ENGLISH    POETS    OF    THE    NINETEENTH    CEN- 
TURY 

By  W.  M.  Payne.     821.01    P346g. 

Same.  Athenaeum  42 1 8:232: Aug.  29,   1908. 
GREATER  VICTORIAN  POETS.  THE 

Books  selected  by  Thomas  Bailey  Aldrich.    Robert  Brorvning  61- 

74.  123-126    821.04  B724. 
GREATEST  BOOKS  OF  THE  CENTURY.  THE 

By  Editor.    Literary  Digest  21  :797:Dec.  29.  1900. 

By  Thomas  W.  Higginson.    Outlook  66:804:Dec.   1.   1900. 

By  Wm.  DeWitt  Hyde.    Outlook  66:801 -802: Dec.   I,   1900. 
GREATHEART 

(To  Robert  Browning.)    By  Amelia  Josephine  Burr.    Homage  to 

Robert  Brorvning.  Aleph  Tanner  24     821.88  Xht. 
GREEK 

See    Aristophanes'    Apology,    Balaustion's    Adventure.     See    Cum- 

mings.  Lawton. 
GREEK  ANTHOLOGY.  THE 

By  Herbert  Paul.    Nineteenth  Century  6!  :629-637:April    1907. 

GREEK  CHRISTIAN  POETS  AND  THE  ENGLISH  POETS.  THE 
By  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.  (First  Edition.)  Chapman  & 
Hall.  London.   1863.     821.88  Egcp. 

GREEK  DRAMA.  BROWNING  AND  THE 

By  A.  S.  Wilkins.    Manchester  Quarterly  8:377-390:Oct.  1883. 
GREEK  LITERATURE.  ENGLISH  POEMS  ON 

By  James  Richard  Jay.    Chautauquan   1  7  :272-273  :June   1893. 


156  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

GREEK  LITERATURE.  NEW 

By  Charles  W.  Peppier.    South  Atlantic  Quarterly    13:I43:April 
1914. 
GREEK  LITERATURE.  WOMEN  IN 

By  Emily  F.  Wheeler.    Chautauquan   16:534:Feb.   1893. 
GREEK  SPIRIT  IN  SHELLEY  AND  BROWNING.  THE 

By  Vida  D.  Scudder.    Boston  Browning  Society  Papers  438-470 

821.88  Vbp. 
GREENAWAY.  KATE 

Illustrated.  The  Pied  Piper  of  Hamelin.  By  Robert  Browning. 
Frederick  Warne  &  Co.,  London,  England.     821.88  Hppg. 

GREENE.  B.  A. 

Influence  of  ihe  Authorized  Version  on  English  Lileralure.  Biblical 
World  37:391-401  :June   1911. 

GREENLAW.  EDWIN 

Required  Worl^  in  Lileralure  for  Undergraduates.  English  Journal 
7:292:May   1918. 

GREENOUGH.  CHESTER  NOYES 

An  Experiment  in  ihe  Training  of  Teachers  of  Composition.  Eng- 
lish Journal  2:116:Feb.    1913. 

GREENSLET.  FERRIS 

Chaucer.    Forum  30:383: Nov.    1900. 

New    Lights    on    Browning.     Atlantic    Monthly    92:418-423  :Sep>t. 

1903. 

A  Propaganda  for  Poetry.    Poet  Lore  11:1:41-54. 

A  Scholarly)  Essa\)isi  Latest  Work.    Dial  39:277:Nov.   I.   1905. 
GREENWELX.  DORA 

Poems,  To  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning  in  1851  192;   To  Elizabeth 

Barrett  Browning  in  1861.  193     821.8  G816. 
GREENWELL,  DORA,  HER  POEMS 

By  D.  G.  McChesney.    Fortnightly  Review  86:262:Aiig.    1906. 
GREETING  TO  BROWNING  LOVERS.  A 

By  Ruth  Baldwin  Chenery.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph 

Tanner  56     821.88  Xht. 

GREGG.  F.  M. 

Social    H\)giene.     Education     Magazine    33 :  100- 104: Sept.     1912- 
June   1913. 
GREGORY,  E.  C. 
See  Music. 

GREVE.  E.  P. 

Robert  Browning  Paracelsus.  Dramatische  Dichtung  Deutsche 
Uebertragung  von  E.  P.  Greve.  Insel-Verlag,  Leipsiz.  1904. 
821.88  Hpagg. 

GREY  ROLAND 

Heav))   Fathers.     Fortnightly    Review.     Littell's   Living    Age    262: 

473-480. 

GRIBBLE.  FRANCIS 

Browning's  Obscurity  and  Elopement  with  Miss  Barrett.  Littell's 
Living  Age  273:674-683. 

Same.  Nineteenth  Century  71  :976-988:May  1912. 
The    Secret    of    Marceline    Desbordes-Valmore.     Fortnightly    Re- 
view 97 :2 : 1071-1 083 :June   1912. 
John  Creenleaf  Whittier.   Fortnightly  Review  89: 142: Jan.  1908. 

GRIEF 

See  Music. 


DROWNINGIANA  137 

GRIFFIN.  WILLIAM  HALL 

Roberl  BroTvning  and  Alfred  Domt:tt.    Contemporary  Review  87; 
95-11 5  :Jan.  1905.    821.88  Bdg. 

Robert  DroTvning   and  Alfred  Domett.     (Contemporary    Review.) 
Litiells  Living  Age  244:393-410: Feb.  18.  1905. 
Earl})  Friends  of  Robert  Drovining.   Contemporary  Review  87:471  : 
427-446  :March  1905. 

The   Life   of   Robert   Drotvniug   with    notices   of    his    writings,    hii 
family,  and  his  friends.    Completed  and  edited  by  Harry  Christo- 
pher   Minchin.     The    Macmillan    Co.,    New    York.    N.    Y..    1910. 
821.88  Bg. 
Life  of  Robt.  Drowning.    Independent  70:100:Jan.   12.  1911. 

GRIGGS.  EDWARD  HOWARD 

Books    Received    (Advertisement).     Liter.iry    Digest    31  :887-888: 

Dec.  9,  1905. 

The    Poclr\)    and   Philosophy   of   Broivning.     Handbook   of    Eight 

Lectures.    B.  W.  Huebsch.  New  York.  N.  Y..  1905.     821.88  Zgp. 
GRISWOLD.  HATTIE  TYNG 

Genius  at  Home.    See  Clippings. 

Home   Life   of  Great   Authors.    Robert   and   Elizabeth    Broxtining 

274-285     Be  Cs87I. 
GROFF.  ALICE 

The  Evolution  of  the  Character  of  Woman  in  English  Literature. 

Poet  Lore  10:2:242-50. 

Ideals  of  Beaut))  in  Keats  and  Browning.    Poet  Lore  5:5:247-253. 

The  True  Greatness  of  Browning.    Poet  Lore  1  :  10:470-479. 
GROSS.  MARY  FREDERICA 

Browning's   Women.    Submitted   for  Bachelor  Thesis  Baylor  Uni- 
versity.    821.88   Pow. 
GROSVENOR,  DOROTHEA 

A  Catholic  Layman.  Nineteenth  Century  71  :2:74I -755  :April  1912. 
GROTESQUE 

See  Bagehut. 
GROTESQUE  IN  THE  POETRY  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING.  THE 

By  Lily  Bess  Campbell.     (See  also  Schelling.)      821.88  Dcg. 
GROW  OLD  ALONG  WITH  ME 

See  Music. 

GROWTH  OF  OUR  MORAL  IDEAL.  THE 

By  Arthur  Deerin  Call.    Education   Magazine  32:9:546-559:May 
1912. 

GRUMBINE.  HARVEY  CARSON 

Stories    from    Browning.     Houghton,    Mifflin    &    Co.,    Cambridge, 

Mass.     821.88  Fgs. 

Same.   English  Journal   3:462:Sepf.   1914. 
GRUMMANN.  PAUL  H. 

Gerhart  Hauptmann.     Poet   Lore  22:2:127. 

Hauptmann's   View  Point  in  Und  Pippa  Tanzt.    Poet  Lore  20:2: 

129-134. 
GUIDANCE   FROM    ROBERT    BROWNING    IN    MATTERS   OF 

FAITH 

By  John  A.  Hutton.     821.88  Rhg. 

Max  Halhe.    Poet  Lore  23:2:137. 

Arthur  Schnitzler.    (Paracelsus  discussed.)    Poet  Lore  23:1  :25-4I. 
GUIDE-BOOK  TO  THE  POETIC  AND  DR.AMATIC  WORKS  OF 

ROBERT  BROWNING,  A 

By   George   Willis   Cooke.     821.88   Dcgb. 


158  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

GUIDE  FOR  THE  BLIND.  A 

By   Louise   Fagan   Peirce.     Modern    Philology   6:4:487-502: April 

1909. 
GUIDE  TO  THE  NEW  BOOKS,  A 

Literary  Digest  33 :913-914:Dec.   15.    1906;    33 : 759-760: Nov.   16. 

1907;  39:633 -639  :Oct.  16.  1909. 
GUILD.  MARION  PELTON 

To  Robert  and  Elizabeth  Barrett  Droioning.   Atlantic  Monthly  86: 

420-1  :Sept.   1900. 

Same.  Homage    to    Robert   Dro'D>n{ng,   Aleph    Tanner    93     821.88 

Xht. 
GUNSAULUS.  FRANK  W. 

Robert  Bro^v^ing    The  Higher  Ministries  of  Recent  English  Poetry. 

(Typewritten)      821.88  Dghm. 

The  Higher  Ministries  of  Recent  English  Poetry.    Robert  Drown- 
ing 178-233     821.01  G976m. 

A  Poet  and  His  Minister.    Independent  39:1  :553-5. 

Should   the   Bible   be   Dramatized?     Literary   Digest    19:378-379: 

Sept.  23,  1899. 

Some    Higher   Ministries    of    Recent   English    Poetrv.     (Review.) 

Independent  63  :2  :1002:Oct.  24,   1907. 

GUNSAULUS,  RECENT  GIFTS  FROM  DR.  FRANK  W. 

The  Ohio  Wesleyan  Alumni  Quarterly  3  :2 :4-5 :  Jan.  1 920     82 1 .88 

Xma  Vol.   II. 
GURNEY,  EDWARD.  AND  OTHERS 

Apparations.    Nineteenth  Century  15  :791 -81  5  :May  1884. 
GUTHRIE,  WILLIAM  NORMAN 

Browning   and   the   Drama.     Centenary    Addresses   43-62     821.88 

Vnya. 

Modern  Poet  Prophets,  Ideal   Womanhood  in  the  Masterpieces  of 

Dante,    Coethe,   and   Robert   Browning   (Pippa,    Pompilia,   James 

Lee's  Wife  and  Lyric  Love).     804  G984m  (3  copies). 

The  Utility  of  Beautv.    Swanee  Review  13:2: 143-155:April  1905. 
GWYNN,  STEPHEN 

The  Maying  of  a   Poet.     (19th  Cent.)     Littell's  Living  Age  265: 

484-493. 

Same.  Nineteenth  Century  67:65-78:Jan.   1910. 


H 

HACKETT,  FRANCIS 

Books  and  Things.    New  Republic   10:299: April  7.   1917. 

The  Immortal  Residue.    New  Republic  5  :312-313  :Jan.  22.   1916. 

HADDEN.  J.  CUTHBERT 

The  Poets  and  the  Cuckoo.    Outlook.    Liftell's  Living  Age   273: 

634-636. 
HADDOW.  ALEXANDER 

The  Pope:  Browning's  Ring  and  the  Book-    Printed  for  the  Royal 

Philosophical    Society    of    Glasgow   by    Carter    &    Pratt,    Glasgow, 

1914. 
HADLEY,  HENRY  K. 

See  Music. 
HAIGHT,  ELIZABETH  HAZELTON 

A  Roman  Advocate  of  the  Simple  Life.    Poet  Lore   17:1  :78-85. 


BROWNINGIANA  159 

HAIR  IN  BROWNING'S  POETRY 

By  Harry  T.  Baker.    Nation  93:263:Sept.  21.   1911. 
HAKKADOSH.  JOCHANAN 

Note  fcj)  Robert  Drorvning.    Poet  Lore  9:1  :86. 

HALBE.  MAX 

By  Paul  Grummann.    Poet  Lore  23:2:137. 
HALBERT  AND  HOB 

By  W.  T.   Malleson.    Notei  and  News.    Poet  Lore  9:3:465-466. 
HALE.  EDWARD  EVERETT 

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HALF  A  CENTURY  OF  LITERARY  LIFE 

London  Quarterly  Review.    Littell's  Living  Age   158:387-401. 
HALIBURTON  AND  SMITH 

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160-166)     371  H139. 
HALLEY.  MARGARET  A. 

See  Music. 
HALLIWELL-PHILLIPS.  J.  O. 

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HALLOCK.  ELLA  B. 

Introduction    to  Drowning,   including  eleven   poems   with    hints    for 

study.    The  Macmillan  Co..  New  York.  N.  Y.,  1912.     821.88  Zhi. 
HALLOWELL.  MRS.  S.  C.  F. 

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HAMELIN.  THE  RAT  CATCHER  OF 

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HAMELIN:  THE  TOWN  OF  THE  PIED  PIPER,  OR  DER  RAT- 

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Old  Material  and  New  Pla})s.    Forum  41  :444-457:May   1909. 
HAMILTON.  EUGENE  LEE 

Apollo  and  MarsMas  and  Other  Poems.   Athenaeum  2981  :764-766: 

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HANCOCK.  PROF.  ALBERT  E. 

Defending   Keal's   Love   Letters.     Literary   Digest    37 :633-34:Oct. 

31,   1908. 
HANDBOOK  TO  THE  WORKS  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING.  A 

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Same.   Poet  Lore  1:2:535. 
HAND  HOTEL.  LLANGOLLEN  WALES 

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HANDSCHUH,  der  und  andere  GEDICHTE 

The  Clove.    Bremen  1897.     821.88  Gspr. 
HANKIN,  SIR  JOHN 

The   Collected  Plays   of   Oscar    Wilde.     Fortnightly    Review    89: 

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HANNIGAN,  D.  F. 

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The  Modern  VUlaiu.    Collier's  Weekly  33:l8:April  30.   1914. 

Drama  of  Ideas.    Contemporary    Review    74:712-723  :Nov.    1898. 
HAPPY  TMOUGHTS  FOR  HARVEST  DAYS 

Ladies'  Home  Journal  29:3  :Nov.   1912. 
HARDEN.  W.  TYAS 

Edited,  An  Esiav  on  Perc^  Byahe  Shelle\),  by  Robert  Browning. 

Published  for  the  Shelley  Society  by   Reeves  &  Turner.  London, 

1888.     821.88  Epbs  (2  copies). 
HARDY.  IRENE 

A  Childe  Roland,  A  Liierarv  Parallel  and  Somelhing  More.    Poet 

Lore  24:1:53-58. 

HARDY'S  LYRICAL  POEMS 

By  Edmund  Gosse.    Edinburgh  Review  227 :272-293:  April    1918. 
HARPERS  MAGAZINE 

Some  Unpublished  Papers  fci)  Robert  and  E.  B.  BToWning.  Edited 

with  comments   by   George   S.    Hellman.     132:790:530-539:March 

1916. 
HARPER'S  MONTHLY 

An    Account    of    a   Meeting    Jvith    Elizabeth    Barrett    and    Robert 

Browning  in  Florence.   A  Short  Editorial  Concerning  Mrs.  Brown- 
ing's Death.    23:555-556:Sept.    1861. 

Asolando   (Editorial  on).    80:807: April    1890. 

Robert    and   Elizabeth    Barrett   Browning.     By    Anne    Thackeray 

Ritchie.    84:832-855: May  1892. 

Browning  in  Italy.    (Editorial.)    80:637-639: March   1890. 

Barry  Cornwall  and  Some  of  His  Friends.    By  James  T.  Fields. 

51 :777-796:Nov.  1875. 

Ferishtah's    Fancies,    by    Robert    Browning.     Reviewed.     71:156: 

June    1885. 

The  Gentler  View.   Browning  and  the  Lost  Cor!(.   By  Florida  Pier. 

54:2777:27:March  12.  1910. 

Interest  in  Browning  Clubs.    77:798-799:Oct.  1888. 

London  as  a  Literary   Center.    By   Richard  Rogers  Bowker.    76: 

456:81 5-844:  May   1888. 

Review   of  Mrs.   Orr's  Limited   Life    of   Browning.     83:800-801: 

Oct.  1891. 

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HARRADEN.  ETHEL 

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HARRIMAN,  ALICE 

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HARRINGTON,  VERNON  C. 

Browning  Studies.     821.88  Dhs. 

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HARRIS.  C.  A. 

Browning  as  a  Poet  of  Music.    Athenaeum  4410:509-510:May  4. 
1912;  4411:542-543:May  11.  1912. 
HARRIS.  ROY 

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HARRISON,  CLIFFORD 

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HARRISON.  E.  B. 

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HARRISON.  FREDERIC 

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English  Literature  of  the   Victorian  Age.    Forum    16:704-708: Feb. 

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Feb.   1918. 

Rome  Revisited.    Eclectic  Magazine   121  :19-32:June   1893. 

The    Tennyson   Centenar\f.     Nineteenth    Century   66:226-233 : Aug. 

1909. 

Same.   Liltell's  Living  Age  262:643-648. 
HARRISON.  JOSEPH  LE  ROY 

The  Undergraduate  in   Verse.    Bookman  7  : 1  59-61  :  April   1898. 
HART.  R.  E.  S. 

The    Obverse    Side    of   Aristophanes.     Contemporary    Review    71  : 

662-679:  May  1897. 
HARTER.  MRS.  ARTHUR 

The  Influence  of  Italy  on  the  Poetry  of  the  Broii>nings.  Fort- 
nightly Review  92:327-344: Aug.   1909. 

See   Fonblanque. 

HARTOY.  CECILE  S. 

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HARTWIG.  GUSTAV 

The  Rat  Catcher  of  Hamelin.  Eclectic  Magazine  119:759-761: 
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HARVARD  MONTHLY 

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Parleyings  milh  Certain  People  of  Importance  in  Their  Day,  by 
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HARVEY.  CHARLES  W. 

Living.    New   Church  Review    I6:75-86:Jan.    1909. 

HARVEY.  EDITH 

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HARVEY.  T.  E. 

Introduction  and  Notes   to   Christmas-Eve.     By   Robert    Browning. 
Brother  Richard's   Book-Shelf   No.   5.    J.   M.  Dent  &  Sons.  Lon- 
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HASKELL.  ERNEST 

Hermes.  Decoration  for  Poems  by  Robert  Browning  and  Eliza- 
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HAULTAIN.  ARNOLD 

Horv    to  Read.     Blackwood.     Littells   Living   .Age   208:515-528. 

HAUPTMANN.  GERHART 

Paul  Crummann.    Poet  Lore  22:2:117-127. 
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HAWTHORNE  AND  HIS  CIRCLE 

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HAWTHORNE,  NATHANIEL 

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St.  Paul's.    Littell's  Living  Age  109:707-713. 
HAWTHORNE,  A  NEW  BOOK  ABOUT 

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HAWTHORNE  THROUGH  HIS  WIFE'S  EYES 

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HAWTHORNE'S  VILLA  AT  FLORENCE 

By  Chas.  E.  Wheeler.    Nation  50:486-487: June  19.  1890. 
HAY.  H.  CLINTON 

Immortality.    New  Church  Review  15:576-586:Oct.  1908. 

HAYES.  ALFRED 

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Jan.  1914. 
HAZZARD.  J.  CHARLES 

Selections  From  Brorening. 
H.  C.  H. 

Victoria.    New  Church  Review  8:270-273: April  1901. 
HEARN.  LAFCADIO 

Is   Too  Much   Written  on  the  Subject  of  Love?    Current  Opinion 

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HEARTH  AND  HOME 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    By  Mme.  Octavia  Walton  Le  Vert. 

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HEATH,  H.  FRANK  (AND  OTHERS) 

The     Works    of    Ceofrey    Chaucer.     Athenaeum    3723:268-269: 

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HEAVY  FATHERS 

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HEIMKEHR  DER  DRUSEN,  DIE  FINE  TRAGODIE 

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HEISELER.  HENRY 

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HELLMAN.  GEORGE  S. 

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HENDERSON.  T.  F. 

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HENLEY.  W.  E. 

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HENRY.  FERNAND 

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HERRICK,  ROBERT 

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HERSEY,  HELOISE  EDWINA 

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Poet  Lore  1 1  :3 :406-408. 

By  Robert  Browning.    Cornhill.    Littell's  Living  Age  109:63-64. 
H.  E.  W.  (TO  W.  C.  E.) 

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The  Poems  of  Matthew   Arnold.    Contemporary  Review  24:559- 

567:Sept.  1874. 

Poets  of  Society.    Contemporary  Review  20:238-269: July  1872. 
HEYDRICK.  BENJAMIN  A. 

Echoes  and  Growth  in  Rudyard  Kipling.    Poet  Lore   14:1:84-94. 
H.  F.  C. 

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HICKEY.  EMILY  H. 

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Notes  and  Preface  to  Strafford:  A  Tragedy.   By  Robert  Browning. 
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HIGGINBOTHAM.  ELSIE 

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Childe  Roland  to  the  Dark  Tower  Came.    Poet  Lore   13:2:262-68. 

Colonel  Higginsons  Life  of  Longfellow.    Literary  Digest  25:868- 

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Concerning  High  Healer  Marl(s.    Independent  42 :205-206:Feb.  13, 

1890. 

Footpaths.    Atlantic  Monthly  26:513-521  :Nov.  1870. 

A    Great  Poet  in  Her  Prime,  Reminiscences  of  the   Days    When 

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HILL.  ALEX. 

Notes  to  the  pocket  volume  of  selections  from  the  poems  of  Robert 
Browning  by  Alex  Hill,  M.  A.  M.  D.,  Master  of  Downing  Col- 
lege, with  essays  on  several  aspects  of  Browning's  Genius.  Con- 
tents: Browning's  Relation  to  Other  Poets  of  the  Century,  by  C. 
E.  Vaughn  13;  Browning  and  Tennyson  Compared,  by  Rev.  J. 
Llewelyn  Davies  17;  A  Grammarian's  Funeral,  by  W.  F.  Revell 
30;  Browning's  Estimate  of  the  Value  of  Effort,  by  J.  S.  K.  Moss 
and  J.  Brunion  Aitken  37;  Browning  as  a  Musician,  by  E.  A. 
Whitehead  47;  Browning's  Heroines,  by  M.  R.  Pridham  59;  Love 
Poems  of  Browning,  by  C.  E.  Vaughn  73;  Rabbi  Ben  Ezra,  by 
G.  D.  Boyle,  Dean  of  Salisbury,  86;  Self  Revelation,  by  J.  E. 
Symes  94;  Browning's  Attitude  Towards  Art  and  Nature,  by 
Owen  Seaman  107;  Reminiscence  and  Reflection,  by  G.  D.  Boyle 
121  ;  Biographical,  Chronological  Tables  of  the  Principal  Events 
in  the  Poet's  Life  and  the  Order  of  Publication  of  the  Poems  141 
821.88  Dhn. 


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HILL.  A.  S. 

English    in    Our    Colleges.     Scribner's    Magazine    1  : 507-5 12: April 

1887. 
HILL.  JULIAN 

Great  English  Poets.    Broii>ning  293-303      BC  P745eeh. 
HILLARD.  GEORGE  STILLMAN 

Six  Months  in  Italy.     914.5  H649  (Vol.  II    177). 
HILLIS.  NEWELL  DWIGHT 

Great  Doof(s  as  Life    Teachers.     (See    The    Tragedy   of   the    Ten 

Talented  Men   181-204.    Study  of  Broi»nings  Saul.)     814  H559. 

(Typewritten)     821.88  Sahg. 
HIND.  C.  LEWIS 

Portraits  of  Robert  and  Elizabeth  Barrett  BroT»nwg.    Art  Journal 

62-64:  Feb.  1890    821.88  Xpsr. 
HIND.  W.  ARTHUR 

Brorvning's  Teaching  on  Faith,  Life  and  Love.     821.88  Rhtf. 
HINDUSTAN  REVIEW 

The   Future   of   Fiction.     By    Hemendra    Prasad   Ghose.     Littell'* 

Living  A?e  268:154-159. 
HISTORY 

Browning's   Use  of  History.     By   Chas.   J.   Little.     (See  Syracuse 

Memorial  9-13)      821.88   Bsy. 
HISTORY,  BOOKS  ON  FRENCH 

Athenaeum  3742:95-96: July   15.   1899. 
HISTORY  OF  OUR  OWN  TIMES,  A 

By  Justin  McCarthy.    1:527:538-540    942.08  Ml 27a. 

Fine  Arts  in  Education.    Baylor  Literary   14:7-1 3  :Sept.    1905. 
HOASHI.  RIICHIOR 

Selections  from  Browning  translated  into  Japanese.    Contains  also 

a  sonnet  to  Browning.     821.88  Gjh. 

To   The  Poet.    Homage   to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner   142 

821.88  Xht. 
HODDER  AND  STOUGHTON 

A  Day   With  the  Poet  Browning.     821.88  Xdw. 
HODELL.  CHARLES  W. 

Browning  Society   Papers    1911      821.88  Hrhe. 

Brownings  Old  Yellow  Book.    Nation  85:299-300:Oct.  3.   1907. 

An  Essay  on  Robert  Browning's  The  Ring  and  the  Bool(.    Boston 

Introduction    to    The   Ring  and   the  Boo{(.     By   Robert   Browning. 

Everyman's  Library.    Edited  by  Ernest  Rhys.     821.88  Hre. 

A    Literary   Mosaic :   Ring   and   the   Book.     Taken    from    Modern 

Language  23:3:510-519     821.88  Hrhm. 

Old  Yellow  Book.    Blackwood's  189:572-575: April   1911. 

The  Old  Yellow  Book-    Liltell's  Living  Age  269:499-502. 

Old  Yellow  Book.    Reviewed  in  the  Atlantic  101  :407-4I3:March 

1908. 

Old  Yellow  Book,  Sources  of  Browning's  The  Ring  and  the  Book. 

in   complete   photo-reproduction   with    translation,   essay    and   notes. 

Second  edition.     821.88  Hroe. 

The  Old  Yellow  Book.  Sources  of  Browning's  The  Ring  and  the 

Book-     821.88  Hroc. 

Old  Yellow  Book,  translated  and  edited  by  Hodell  in  the  Every- 
man's Series.     821.88  Hroe. 

The  Old  Yellow  Book — T^^^  Source  of  Browning's  Ring  and  the 

Book,   in    "J    complete    photo-reproduction.     Athenaeum   4223:396: 

Oct.  3.  1908. 


BROWNINGIANA  167 

The   Ring   and   the    Book,   An    Eaay    on.     Published    by    Boston 
Browning  Society   1911      821.88  Hrhe. 

Selected  and  Edited  Poems  of  Robert  BroTvning.    English  Readings 
for  Schools.     821.88  Ghp. 

HODGSON.  GERALDINE  E. 

Robert   Dror»ning    as   a   Mystic.     The   Seeker    8:32 :252-279:Feb. 

1913. 
HODGSON,  RALPH.  THE  POETRY  OF 

By  John  Gould  Fletcher.    Dial  63:50-2:July   19.   1917. 

HOECK,  LOUIS  G. 

The  Universalit])  of  Lam.    New  Church  Review    l2:507-520:Oct. 
1905. 

HOGREFE.  PEARL 

Dro-mning  and  Italian  Art  and  Artists.    Bulletin  of  the  University 
of  Kansas.    Humanistic  Studies.    May  15.   1914.     821.88  Lhi. 

HOLBEACH.  HENRY 

By    George    MacDonald.     Contemporary    Review    19:37-55  :Dec. 
1872. 

HOLIDAY  BOOKS 

By  W.  G.  Bowdoin.    Independent  63  :2: 1463- 1475  :Dec.   19,  1907. 
By  W.  G.  Bowdoin.    Independent  69:3 :1250:Dec.  8,   1910. 

HOLLAND,  FREDERICK  MAY 

Selections  from  Robert  Drorvning.    Athenaeum  2868:489:Oct.    14. 
1882. 

Sordello.    A  Stor^  from  Robert  Browning.    G.  P.  Putnam's  Sons. 
New  York.  1881.    821.88  Psoh. 

Sordello,  from  Stories  from  Robert  BroTvning.    With  an  introduc- 
tion by   Mrs.  Sutherland  Orr.     (Typewritten)      821.88   Fho. 
Stories  from  Robert  Browning.   With  an  introduction  by  Mrs.  Suth- 
erland Orr.   George  Bell  &  Sons.  London.  1882.     821.88  Fhs. 

HOLLEY.  HORACE 

Modern  Social  Religion.    Forum  55: 570: April   1916. 
HOLMES.  OLIVER  WENDELL 

Over  the   Teacups.    Atlantic  Monthly  66:92-105 : July   1890. 
HOLT.  LUCIUS  HUDSON 

The  Leading  English  Poets  From  Chaucer  to  Browning.    English 

Journal  4:683  :Dec.  1915. 
HOMAGE  TO  BROWNING 

By    Aleph    Tanner.     Being    a    collection    of    poems    dedicated    to 

Robert  Browning  or  inspired  by  him.     821.88     Xht. 
HOMAGE   TO   BROWNING:    SUPPLEMENTARY 

Browning.    By  J.  Westby  Earnshaw. 

Same.  By  A.  J.  A.  M. 

Same.   By   Edward  Robeson  Taylor. 

Robert  Browning:  Enlarges   Upon  It  in  Several  of  His  Manners 

and  Interpolates  a  Lyric.    Anonymous. 

Robert  Browning.    By  J.  J.  Britten. 

The  Brownings.    By  Ida  A.  Ahlborn. 

Browning's  Birthday.    By  C.   E.  Whiton-Stone. 

Same.  By  E.   B.   Browning. 

Same.  By  Clara   L.   Nicolay, 

Same.   By  Maria  S.  Porter. 

The  Dreamer  of  Dreams.    By  Elizabeth  Clendenning  Ring. 

Fauldess.    By  Jeanie  Morison. 

Lines   IVritten  Abroad  on  Hearing  of  Browning's  Death.    By  G. 

Mnckit.    64-66. 


168  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

In  Palazzo  Rczzonico,   Venice.    By  Jeanie  Morison. 

Leadership  in  Song.    By  W.  G.  Kingsland. 

On  Reading  in  the  London  Paper  Thai  Mr.  Drowning  [Vas  Going 

lo  Publish  Some  New  Poems.    By  N.  Briton. 

A    Peasant    IVoman   in   Italy.     (Suggested   by    Robert   Browning's 

Poem  The  Italian  in  England.)    By  Blanche  Coles  (Mrs.  Thomas 

R.  Coles). 

The  Pied  Piper.    By  Louise  Betts  Edwards. 

Prologue.     By    W.   A.   R.     (A    Souvenir   of    the    Performance   of 

Browning's   Tragedy    A    Blot   in    the    'Scutcheon,   Manchester,   27. 

1893.) 

Reminiscent.    By  William  G.   Kingsland. 

Robert  Browning's  Death.    By  Maxwell  Gray. 

To  the  Browning  Hands.    By  Emma  B.  Keepers. 

To   the   Memory   of  Robert   Browning.    Browning:   A    Centenary; 

Song.    By  William  G.  Kingsland. 

To  Robert  and  Elizabeth  Browning.    By  H.  G.  H. 

To  Robert  Browning.    By  William  G.  Kingsland. 

Same.    (On  the  Attainment  of   His   70th   Birthday.)     By   William 

G.  Kingsland. 

Same.   From   Nassau   Literary    Magazine   45:7:469:Feb.    1890. 

Same.  By  Yone  Noguchi. 

A  poem  evidently  by  A.   J.   Pitt   in   the   front  of   a   calendar.     In 

manuscript.     821.88  Gyb. 

Apollo  and  Keats  on  Browning.    A  Fantasy.    By  Clifford  Lanier. 

An  Apology;   on   Reading   the  Browning  Love   Letters.     By   Elsie 

Higginbotham.    From  The   Book-Loafer  Jan. -Feb.   1901. 

Christmas    Cards:    Robert    Browning;    Joseph    Barber    Lightfoot. 

By  Henry  Cary  Shuttleworth.    Page  5. 

/  5ee  Thee  Lilfe  a  Beacon  Light.    By  Ethelean  Tyson  Gaw. 
HOME  LIFE  OF  GREAT  AUTHORS 

By  Hattie  Tyng  Griswold.    Robert  and  Elizabeth  Browning  274- 

285     BcG871. 
HOME  TRUTHS  FROM  ABROAD 

Anonymous.    After  Robert  Browning.    In  A  Parod);  Anthology,  by 

Carolyn  Wells  193     821.88  W453pa. 
HOMEI.  IWANO 

Kinsei  Eibunga}(u.    (Studies  in  Modern  English  Literature.)    Con- 
tains translations  into  Japanese  of  Mesmerism.     920.8  S933. 
HOMER  AND  BROWNING 

By  Prentiss  Cummings.    Boston  Browning  Society  Papers  389-410 

821.88  Vbp. 

See  Paley.   F.   A. 
HOMER.  SIDNEY 

See  Music. 
HOMILETIC  REVIEW 

Browning's  Religion.    By  Rev.  A.  T.  Bannister.    39:210-216:Sept. 

1900. 
HOOKER.  BRIAN 

By  Alfred  Noyes.    Century  88:349-353  :July   1914. 

HOOKER.  EMILY  G. 

Ceorgc  Meredith  on   the  Source  of  DestinM.    Poet  Lore   12:2:238- 

252. 
HOPE.  EVELYN 

By  Robert  Browning.    Rising  Generation  39: 10-302  :Chapter»  5-7 
821.88  Xmrg.   In  Japanese. 


BROWNINGIANA  W 

HOPE.  GRAHAM 

AU'i  Well.    Being  optimistic  thought*  from  the  writing!  of  Robert 

Browning.     821.88  Saw. 
HORACE.  ODES  AND  EPODES  OF 

By  Editor.    Edmburgh   Review    190: 1  I9-I46:july    1899. 
HORNBROOKE.  FRANCIS  BICKFORD 

An  Interpretation  of  The  Ring  and  the  Dool(.     821.88  Hrh. 

The  Ring  and  the  Bool(,  Some  Teachings  of.    Poet  Lore   1  :7:3I4- 

320. 

Mr.  Sludge,  the  Medium.    Boston  Browning  Society   Papers  289- 

305    821.88  Vbp. 

Same.   Poet  Lore  7:5:240-54. 

IV hat  Should  Be  the  Poet's  Attitude   Toward  His  Critics?     Poet 

Lore   5:3:135-143. 
HORNBROOKE.  MRS.  FRANCIS  B. 

An  Echo  of  the  BroTvning  Cult  in  America.    Dial  48:91  :Fcb.    1, 

1910. 
HORNE.  RICHARD  HENGIST 

Letters  and  Essa\)s.    By   Elizabeth   Barrett   Browning.    Addressed 

to  Richard  Hengist  Home.    With  a  Preface  and  Memoir  by  Rich- 
ard Henry  Stoddard.     821.88  Hie    (2  copies). 

Letters  From  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning,  2  Vol.     821.88  HI. 

Same.  Contemporary  Review  23 :146-162:Dec.   1873. 

Same.  Magazine  Articles.    Mrs.  Browning.     821.88  Xbm. 

Same.  To  the  Author  of  Orion  on  Literary  and  General  Topics. 

Contemporary  Review.    Littell's  Living  Age    120:281-290. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age    120:535-547     821.88   Xbm. 
HORWILL.  HERBERT  W. 

Literature:  The  Art  of  Letter  Writing.    Forum  36:554:April  1905. 

Literature:   Recent  Biography.    Forum  35: 73: July    1903. 
HOSMER.  HARRIET  G. 

Letters  and  Memories.    Edited  by  Cornelia  Carr.    2  Copies. 

Recollections  of  the  Brownings.    In  Two  Parts.    7  he  Youth's  Com- 
panion 74:32:388: Aug.  9.  1900:  74:2: 599-600: Nov.  15.  1900. 
HOUGH.  L.  H. 

The   Magic   of   a   Book-     Methodist   Review    30:5:696-706:Sepl.- 

Oct   1914;    (Fifth  Series)    Whole   No.   529:96:5.     821.88  Xmmr. 
HOUGHTON.  A.  B. 

Robert     Browning.      Harvard     Monthly     2:3 :95-108:May     1886 

821.22  Dhm. 
HOUGHTON.  LORD  ROBERT 

In  Memoriam.    Homage   to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner    129 

821.88  Xht. 
HOURS  IN  A  LIBRARY 

(Times.)    Littell's  Livmg  Age  292:283-287. 
HOUSEHOLD  USE.  BROWNING  FOR 

By   Edith   Harmon    Brown.    Critic   44:86-87 : Jan.    1904. 
HOUSMAN.  LAURENCE 

Reality  in  Poetry.    Fortnightly   Review   96: 1 1 18-1 121  :Nov.    1911. 

Same.   Fortnightly  Review.    Littell's  Living  Age  272:204-214. 

HOVEY.  RICHARD  AND  BLISS  CARMAN 

In  a  Copy  of  Browning.    More  Songs  from   Vagabondia.    Designs 
by   Tom   B.    Meteyard.     811    C287m$    (2   Copies). 

HOVEY.  RICHARD— THE  DEFINITIVE  PLACE  OF— IN  AMERI- 
CAN LETTERS 

By    Page    and    Ritfenhouse.      Current    Opinion    44:277-279:Nov. 
1907. 


170  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

HOW  BROWNING  MADE  A  CHRISTIAN 

By  Dr.  Edward   Beidoe.    Literary  Digest    12:531  :Feb.  29,    1896. 
HOW  BROWNING'S  FAME  WAS  DELAYED 

By  H.  W.  Temple.    Literary  Digest   15:26: May   1.   1897. 
HOW  BROWNING'S  FAME  WAS  DELAYED  TWENTY  YEARS 

By  Dean  Farrar.    Literary   Diaest    14:701  :April    10.   1897. 
HOW  DO  I  LOVE    THEE 

See  Music. 
HOW  ONE  OF  MRS.  BROWNING'S  BOOKS  WAS  NAMED 

By  Edmund  Gosse.    Literary  Digest   10:493  :Feb.  23.    1895. 
HOW  THEY   BROUGHT  THE   GOOD   NEWS   FROM   GHENT 

TO  AIX 

By  Browning.    In  The  Rising  Generation  39:1    and  concluded  in 

39:2:46-47.     821.88  Xmrg.    In  Japanese. 

By  Robert   Browning.    The  Sixlh   Reader  of  the   Popular  Series. 

By   Marcius   Willson.    515-518. 

Commenl  on  Musical  Setting  of  Notes  and  Netes.    Poet  Lore  1  :6: 

294-295. 
HOW  TO  READ 

By  Arnold  Haullain.    Blackwood.    Littell's  Living  Age  208:515- 

528. 
HOWELL 

Defending  Liierar\)  Fads.    Literary  Digest  40:1178:June  11.  1910. 

HOXIE.  H.  N. 

Address  on  DroJvning.    Poet  Lore  2:1:43-47. 
HUBBARD.  ELBERT 

The    Last    Ride.     Roycroft    Edition.     Hand-painted    decorations. 

821.88  Bhl. 

Little  Journeys  to  the  Homes  of  English  Aulhon.    First   Edition. 

Robert  Browning.    Done  into  print  by  the  Roycrofters  at  the  Roy- 
croft Shop,  which  is  in  East  Aurora.  New  York,  U.  S.  A.     821.88 

Bhl. 
HUGHES.  CHAS. 

A    Blot   in    the    'Scutcheon.    A   Souvenir    of    the    Performance,    at 

Manchester.  March  27,  1892.     821.88  Hbs. 
HUGHES.  JAMES  L. 

Songs  of  Gladness  and  Crowlh.    Containing  To  a  Broruning  Poem 

115.    821.88  H893. 

To  a  Browning  Poem.    Homage  to  Robert  Brorvning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 55     821.88  Xht. 
HUGO.  VICTOR,  INFLUENCE  OF 

By   Edmund  Gosse.    Cosmopolitan   Magazine   32:633: April    1902. 
HUGO.  VICTOR— POETRY  OF 

By    Edward    Dowden.     Contemporary    Review    22 : 1 75- 197: July 

1873. 
HUISH.  MARCUS  B. 

British  Art  at  Venice.    Nineteenth  Century  66:89-96: July   1909. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  262:404-410. 
HULL.  A.  M. 

New  Classics  for  Old.    English  Journal  6:548:Ocf.  1917. 
HULL.  ELEANOR 

Stopford  Augustine  Brooke.   Fortnightly  Review  106: 449 -450: Sept. 

1916. 
HULL.  MARY  H. 

Introduction  to  Christmas  Eve.    By  Robert   Browning.    Done  into 

print  by  the   Roycrofters  at  the  Roycroft  Shop,  which   is  in   East 

Aurora,  New  York,  U.  S.  A.,   1899.     821.88  Hceh. 


BROWNINGIANA  171 

HUMAN  BROTHERHOOD  IN  WHITMAN  AND  BROWNING 

A  Topical  Reading  Cmtne.    By  Charlotte  Porter.    Poet  Lore  10:3: 
421-424. 

HUMAN  FORM.  THE 

By   William   Smitl..     New    Church    Review    10:342-364  :[uly    1903. 

HUMOR 

See  J.  Cotter  Morison. 
HUMOR— CARLYLE  AND  BROWNING 

By  Jessie  M.  Anderson.    Poet  Lore  2:8:421-425. 

HUMPHREY.  LUCY  HENDERSON 

The  Poetic  Old  World.     808.1    H926. 

HUNEKER  DECLARES  THAT   GENIUS   HAS   NO   COUNTRY. 
MR. 

Current  Opinion  S7:423:Dec.  1914. 

HUNT.  LEIGH 

By   F.   Warre  Cornish.    Eclectic   Magazine    1 27:30-40: July    1896. 

Same.   (Temple  B.)     Littell's  Livin?  Age  210:3-14. 
HUNT.  THEODORE  W. 

Mission  of  Literature,    forum  24:510:  Jan.   1898. 

HUNT.  W.  HOLMAN 

Characteristics  of  Swinburne's  f-'oetr\).    Edinburgh  Review  204:468- 

487:Oct.    1906. 

The   German   Stage.     Edinburgh   Review   204:447-467:Oct.    1906. 

Lamartine  and  Elvire.    Edinburgh  Review  205  :442:  April    1907. 

The  Pleiade   and   the   Elizahethans.     Edinburnh    Review    205:353 

379:  April    1907. 

The  Pre-Raphaelite  Brotherhood,  a  Fight  for  Art.    Contemporary 

Review  98:2: 702-725  :Oct.   1911. 

Pre-Raphaelitism.    Edinburgh  Review  203  :450-470:  April    1906. 
HUNTINGTON.  ARRIA  S. 

Broipning'i  Philosophy}.    From  Memorial   Meeting  of   the  Syracuse 

Browning  Club  55-59'    821.88  Bsr. 
HURLBUT.  JESSE  L. 

The  Plainsficld  Browning  Cluh.    PocI   Lore  2:2:86-89. 
HUTCHINSON,  JONATHAN 

An  Address  Delivered  at   the  Conversazione  Held  at  the  London 

Hospital.  October  2.  1882.    Printed  by  J.  E.  Adlard.  Bartholomew 

Close.  London.   1882.     821.88  Eah. 
HUTCHINSON.  PERCY  .^DAMS 

Browning.    BooLman  9 : 1  71  : April   1899. 
HUTCHISON,  THOMAS 

Robert   Browning.     Homage    to    Robert    Browning.    -Aleph     lannei 

122    821.88  Xht. 
HUTTON.  JOHN  A. 

Guidance  from   Robert  Browning   in   Matters   of   I-aith.     Oliphanl. 

Anderson  &  Ferrier.  Edinburgh,    1903.     821.88  Rhg. 
HUTTON.  LAWRENCE 

Literar),  Landmarks  of  Florence.     809.0455  H9846. 

Literar],  Landmarks  of  Rome.     809.0456  H984. 
HUTTON.  RICHARD  HOLT 

Browning  as  a  Religious    l  eacher.   Good    H'ords.     Liltell'i  Living 

Age   184:660-665:  March   15.    1890. 

Robert  Browning  in  Ma>^on's  In  the  I'ootsteps  of  the  Poets.     821.04 

M419i. 

Essays  Theological  and  Literar\; :  .\lr.  Browning  2:153-200     824.8 

H985  2  Vol. 


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HUTTON.  T.  W. 

The  Poel  of  the  Real.    Literary  Digest  37: 158- 159: Aug.  I.  1908. 
HUXLEY.  HENRIETTA 

Drowning.     Homage    to    Robert    Drowning.    Aleph    Tanner    112 

821.88  Xht. 
HUXLEY.  THOMAS  HENRY— A  REMINISCENCE 

By   Wilfrid  Ward.     (19th  Cent.)     Littell's  Living  Age   210:579- 

592. 

By  Wilfrid  Ward.    Nineteenth  Century  40:274-292: Aug.   1896. 
HYBRID  ART.  THE 

By   Morton   Luce.     Nineteenth  Century   70:1  :461 -475  :Sept.    1911. 
HYDE.  WM.  DE  WITT 

The  Crealcst  Dool(s  of  the  Cenfurp.    Outlook  66:801 -802 :Dec.   I. 

1900. 


I  GO  TO  PROVE  MY  SOUL 

See  Music. 

I  HAVE  A  MORE  THAN  FRIEND 

See  Music. 
I  SEND  MY  HEART  UP  TO  THEE 

See  Music. 
IBSEN  AS  A  DRAMATIST 

By  Frederick  W.  Roe.    Sewanee  Review  13:305-318. 

IBSEN— A  VIEW  OF 

By  A.   Maynard  Butler.    Contemporary   Review  81  :709-7l9:May 
1902. 
IBSEN— THE  INFLUENCE  OF 

Munsey's  Magazine   19:273:May   1898. 

IBSEN  LEGEND.  THE 

Editorial.    Dial    18:259-61  :May   1,    1895. 
IDEA  OF  GOD  IN  THE  SUN.  THE 

By  Daniel  G.  Brinton.    Poet  Lore  3:5:254-257. 
IDEA  OF  PERSONALITY  AND  ART  AS  AN  INTERMEDIATE 

AGENCY     OF     PERSONALITY     AS     EMBODIED     IN 

BROWNING'S  POETRY 

In  Corson's  Introduction  to  the  Study  of  Browning's  Poetry  32-7! 

821.88  Dcs. 
IDEA  OF  PERSONALITY  AS  EMBODIED  IN  ROBERT  BROWN- 
ING'S POETRY.  THE 

By    Hiram    Corson.     Berdoe's    Drowning    Studies    47-75     821.88 

Vlbs. 

Same.   London   Browning  Society  Papers  3:293-321      821.88  Db». 

IDEAL  LITERARY  MARRIAGE,  AN 

Literary  Digest  37:426-427:Sept.  26.  1908. 
IDEAL  OF  LIFE.  BROWNINGS 

From  Santayana  on  Robert  Browning,  A  Pessimist  Criticism.    By 

Helen  Dryer  Woodward.    Poet  Lore  13:1:97-111. 
IDEALISM  AS  A  PRACTICAL  CREED 

Wordsworth  and  Drowning.   By  Henry  Jones.    139-192     804  J77i. 
IDEALS  OF  BEAUTY  IN  KEATS  AND  BROWNING 

By  Alice  Groff.    Poet  Lore  5:5:247-253. 


BROWNINGIANA  173 

IDEALS  OF  POETRY.  BROWNING'S 

In    the    Study    Class.     By    Anna    Benneson    McMahan.     195-196 

807  MI 67. 
IDEALS  OF  WOMANHOOD  HELD  BY  BROWNING  AND  THE 

GREEK  DRAMATISTS.  THE 

By  Charlotte  Porter.    Poet  Lore  9:3:385-400. 
IDLE  READING 

By   Herbert   Paul.     Nineteenth   Century  61  :837-842:May    1907. 

IDOL  AFFECTIONS 

By  Clara  Bloomfield  Moore.  Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph 
Tanner  115     821.88  Xht. 

IDYLLS  AND  THE  AGES.  THE 

A  Valuation  of  1  ennyson's  Idylls  of  the  King.  Elucidated  in  part 
by  comparison  between  Tennyson  and  Browning.  By  John  Frank- 
lin Genung.     821.88  Eiag. 

IF  I  LEAVE  ALL  FOR  THEE 

Elizabeth  B.  Browning.    Current  Opinion  33:584. 

IF  I  WERE  THOU 
See  Music. 

IF  THOU  MUST  LOVE  ME 

Elizabeth  B.  Browning.    Current  Opinion  34:471. 
IF  WE  RETURN 

Letters  of  a  Soldier  in  Kitchener's  Army.    By  G.  B.  Manwaring. 

(Showing  Browning's  Influence.) 
IGDRASIL 

Asolando  (a  review).    Robert  Browning  118:March  1890     821.88. 

At   Brorvning'i   Funeral.     By    Kineton    Parkes.     109:March    1890 

821.88. 

Robert  Drowning  (Poem).    By  J.  J.  Britton.  66:Feb.  1890     821.88 

Dmur. 

Robert  Drowning.    By  James   Murray.    59-66  Feb.    1890     821.88 

Dmur. 
1.  H.  McL. 

Suggested  by  the  Epilogue  in  Aiolando.   Homage  to  Robert  Drown- 
ing, Aleph  Tanner   134     821.88  Xht. 
IL  CENTENARIO  DELLA  NASCITA  DI  ROBERTO  BROWNING 

By  Fanny  Zampini  Salazar.    (Professore  del  R.  Instiluto  Superiore 

di  Magistero  di  Roma.)      821.88  Xcs. 
ILIAD  OF  HOMER.  THE 

With  English  Notes.  By  F.  A.  Paley.  Vol.  I  Contains  Auto- 
graph of  Robert  Barrett  Browning,  and  was  Browning's  own  copy. 

Same.  Vol  II,  Autograph  of  Robert  Browning. 
ILLUSTRATED  AMERICAN.  THE 

Dooks  and  Literature.    By  William  S.  Walsh.    6:62: 500: April  25. 

1891     821.88. 
ILLUSTRATED  BOOKS 

Editorial.    Atlantic  Monthly  50:846-852: Dec.  1882. 
ILLUSTRATION 

(Black w.)     Liltell's  Living   Age    112:67-79. 
ILLUSTRATIONS  TO  BROWNINGS  POEMS 

By  Ernest  Radford.    Part  I :    (a)    The  Coronation  of  the    Virgin, 

b^  Fra  Lippo  Lippi ;   (b)  Andrea  Del  Sarto  and  Hii  IVife;   (c) 

The  Angel  and  the  Child,  from   Cuercino.    Part   II:    (a)    Andrea 

Del  Sarto  and  Hii  Wife:  (b)  Robert  Drowning,  from  a  photograph 

by  Fradelle. 

ILLUSTRIOUS  HANDWRITING 

Eclectic   Magazine   122: 1 34- 1 37: Jan.    1894. 


174  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

IMAGINATION 

The  Mail  ivilh  tin:  Hi/c  and  Other  Poems.    By  Edwin  Markham. 

50    811    M345mh. 

By  Edwin  Markham.    Homage  lo  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

36    821.88  Xht. 
IMAGINATION  AND  OTHER  ESSAYS 

Chriitmai  Eve.    By   George   MacDonald.     193-217     824.8  Ml 35. 
IMITATION  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

After  Robert  Browning.    By  J.  K.  Stephen.    In  a  Purodx)  Anihol- 

og\u  by  Carolyn  Wells  210     821.08  W453pa. 
IMMORTAL  RESIDUE,  THE 

By  Francis  Hackett.    New  Republic  5 :312-3I3  :Jan.  22.   1916. 
IMMORTALITY 

BroTvmng'i  Poems   on   Cod  and  Immortalit])    as  Bearing   on   Life 

Here.    By  William   F.   Revell.    London   Browning  Society   Papers 

4:435-454    821.88  Dbs. 

By  H.  Clinton  Hay.    New  Church  Review   I  5  :576-586:Oct.   1908. 

See  Arnold's  Hold  on  Immortality. 

See  Wright,  Merle  S. 
IMMORTALITY  OF  THE  SOUL 

In  Poems  of   Tennyson   and  Browning,  by   Henry   Jones.     821.86 

T3l2jb. 
IMPRESSIONS  FROM  THE  POEMS  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING. 

A  FEW 

By   Emily   Atkinson.     Profusely   illustrated.     Published   by    Kegan 

Paul,  Trench.  Trubner  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  London.     821.88  Gfa. 
IMPRESSIONS  OF  BROWNING  AND  HIS  ART 

By    Stopford    Augustine    Brooke.     Century    23    (New    Series)    45 

(Old  Series)   238-245  :Dec.    1892     821.88  Hib. 
IN  A  BALCONY 

By    Robert    Browning.     Introduction    by    Laura    McAdoo    1  riggs. 

Designs  by  F.  W.  Goudy  and  W.  A.  D.  Wiggins.     Langworthy 

&  Stevens.  Chicago,   1902.     821.88  Hib. 

Chapter  6  of  Charles  Chauncey  Shackleford's  Social  and  Literary 

Papers.     821.88  Dsrp. 

Facettes  of  Love,   from   Browning.    By   Daniel   G.   Brinton.    Poet 

Lore   1:1:1-27. 

London  Browning  Society  Papers  7:5*-7-'.    Description  of  a  per- 
formance of  the  play.    Same  volume.  Appendix  page  6-6,  contains 

program  of  play.     821.88  Dbs  Part  7. 

By  Helen  A.  Michael.    Poet  Lore  7:3:152. 

Newspaper  clippings  concerning  performance   in   New   York,   Oct. 

1900.  May  1901.  Feb.   1892.    Clippings   51:53-55. 

Stud})  Class.    By  Anna  Benneson  McMahan.    128-130     807  Ml 67. 

By  Mrs.  Turnbull.    London   Browning  Society   Papers  5:499-502. 

Sec  F.  C.  Gerden.    (German  edition.)      821.88  Hbg. 
IN  A  BALCONY.  THE  TRAGIC  MOTIVE  OF 

By  Alice  Kent  Robertson.    Poet  Lore  2:6:310-314. 

IN  A  COPY  OF  AG.AMEMNON  LA  SAISIAZ  AND  DRAMATIC 
IDYLS 

By  B.  P.  Shillaber.    (Mrs.  Partington.)    Homase  to  Robert  Bron>n- 
ing,  Aleph  Tanner  79     821.88  Xhl. 

IN  A  COPY  OF  BROWNING 

By  Bliss  Carman.    ?vfore  Songs  from   Vagcibondia.    AUo  in  Hom- 
age to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  64-65     821.88  Xht. 
Same.  Bookman  4:23-24:Sepf.   1896. 


BROWNINGIANA  175 

IN  A  DOORWAY 

See  Muiic. 
IN  A  GONDOLA 

See  under  F.  C.   Gerden. 

See  Muiic, 
IN  A  POET'S  GARDEN 

By    Phil    Robinson.     Contemporary    Review.     Liltells    Living    Age 

198:419-431. 
IN  ASOLO 

By  Lucy  S.  Conant.    Poet  Lore   18:2:247-258. 
IN  CAP  AND  GOWN;   THREE  CENTURIES  OF  CAMBRIDGE 

WIT 

By  Chas.  Whibley.    Athenaeum  3239:702-703  :Nov.  23,    1889. 

IN  DEFENSE  OF  CLASSICAL  STUDY 

By  Professor  Jebb.    Eclectic  Magazine    122: 13-1 7:Jan.    1894. 

IN  MEMORIAM 

_     Robert  Browning.    By  Michael  Field.    Academy  920: 405: Dec.  21. 
1889     821.88  Xman. 

Memorial  to  Robert  Browning.    Under  the  Auspices  of  the  Brown- 
ing Literary  Society  of   Boston.     (Printed   for  the   Society   by  the 
University  Press.  Cambridge.)      821 .88  Bmb  33.104. 
By  Robert  Lord  Houghton.    Homage  to  Roherl  Brorvning,  Aleph 
Tanner.   129     821.88  Xht. 
IN  MEMORIAM.  AFTER  FIFTY  YEARS 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review  203 :297-318:Aprii    1906. 

IN  MEMORIAM— ROBERT  BROWNING 

By  Rev.  John  Owen.    Homage  to  Robert  BroTDning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 112-114    821.88  Xht. 
By  Jeanie  Morison.    There  as  Here.     821.88  M861t. 

IN  PRAISE  OF  BROWNING 

By  Charlotte  Porter.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

43    821.88  Xht. 
IN  PRAISE  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

(On  His  Centenary.)     By  Cale  Young  Rice.    Homage   to  Robert 

Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  27     821.88  Xht. 
IN  THE  FOOTSTEPS  OF  THE  POETS 

By   Davis   Masson.    Robert   Brownir^g   297-330;    Mn.   Browning 

279-296    821.04  M419i. 

Same.   Introduction     11-13.      See     Browning's     Memorial.     821.88 

Bmb. 
IN  THE  GARDEN  OF  THE  VATICAN 

By  Alice  Harriman.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

94-95    821.88  Xht. 
IN  THE  POET'S  CORNER 

By    Katherine   Lee    Bates.     Homage    to    Robert    Browning.   Aleph 

Tanner    101      821.88   Xht. 
IN  WHAT  BOOK 

Editorial.    Chautauquan  7:190:Dec.    1887. 

INCIDENT  OF  THE  FRENCH  CAMP 

(Supposed    to  be    Spoken    by    one    of    Napoleons    Soldiers.)     By 
Robert  Browning.    In  The  Rising  Generation  War  Number  51-53: 
Aug.  15.  1904     821.88  Xmrg. 
Translated  into  Japanese.    See  Rising   Generation.     821.88  Xmryt. 

INCLUDING  HOR.^CE 

By    Louis    Untermeyer.     Integer     Vitac    as    it    might    have    been 
translated    by    Robert    Browning    7-10     811    U611h. 


176  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Louis   Untermeyer's   Including   Horace    7-10.    See   also   Parodiea. 

811  U6nh. 
INCREASING  VOGUE  OF  BROWNING.  THE 
Dial  54:447:June  1.  1913. 

INDEPENDENT 

Advice  of  a  Father  to  a  Daughter  on  Entering  College.  By  C.  F. 
Thwing.    71:473-477:Sept.    1.   1911. 

An  Actress  Who  Played  Browning.  By  \Vm.  L.  Phelps.  83: 
394:Sept.  20.  1915. 

An  American  Poet?    Editorial.    40:2: 1303- 1 304 -.Oct.  11.  1888. 
Another  Book  on  Tennyson.    Editorial.   46:209-210:Feb.  15.  1894. 
Autobiography  of  M.  D.  Conreay.    57 :2: 1089-1 090 :Nov.  10,  1904. 
Berdoe's  Browning  Studies.    47:2:1 920 :Nov.  28.   1895. 
Beside  a  Brook  mith  Izaak  IValton.    By  Maurice  Thompson.    47: 
1:859-860: June  27.   1895. 

Biography  of  the  Brownings.  By  L.  Whiting.  71  :550:Sept.  7, 
1911. 

Books  on  Italy.    Editorial.    58:2:1069-71  :May   11,   1905. 
Brahma.     (Review.)     By    Dr.   J.   Lawrence    Erb.    61  :I  :400:Aug. 
16.   1906. 

Robert  Browning.    57:1214:Nov.  24.  1904. 

Same.  By  Stopford  Augustine  Brooke.  Reviewed  in  54:3:2534- 
2535  :Oct.  23,  1902. 

Same.  By  Gilbert  Keith  Chesterton.  Reviewed  in  55:3:1574- 
1575:July  2.  1903. 

Same.   Editorial.    41  :2:1689:Dec.   19.   1889. 

Same.  By  W.  Hal!  Griffin  and  Harry  Christopher  Minchin.  Re- 
viewed in  71:483-484: Aug.  24.  1911. 

Same.  By  Rev.  H.  R.  Hawels.  M.  A.  44:2:1776-1 777 :Dec.  15. 
1892. 

Same.  By  Charles  H.  Herford.  Reviewed  in  59:457-458: Aug. 
24.  1905. 

Same.  By  Francis  A.  March.  LL.  D.    42:1  :Jan.  2.   1890. 
Same.   (Poem.)     By  Elizabeth  Phelps.    41  :2:1717:Dec.  26.    1889. 
Browning.    By  Richard  Henry  Stoddard.    42:820: June   12.   1890. 
Browning  and  Dramatic  Monologue.    (Review.)    By  S.  S.  Curry. 
65:2: 1 004-5  :Oct.  29.   1908. 

Browning    and    How    to    Know    Him.      (Review.)      By    Wm.    L. 
Phelps.   84:278:Nov.  15,  1915. 
Browning  and    IVhilman.     By   O.    L.   Tri^gs.     45:436:March   30. 

1893. 

Browning,  Elizabeth  Barrett.  By  Geo.  Perry  Morris.  60:1:501- 
504:  March  1.  1906. 

Browning  Encyclopedia.  By  Edv/ard  Berdoe.  43 :2: 1489:Oct.  8, 
1891. 

Robert  Browning:  Journeys  to  the  Home  of  English  Authors.  Re- 
view.  52: 384: Feb.  8.  1900. 

Mrs.  Browning  in  Letters.  By  Richard  Henry  Stoddard.  39:1: 
737-738:June  9.  1887;  39:2:770-771 :June  16.  1887;  39:3:803- 
804: June  23.  1887. 

Robert  Browning  Personalia.  Review.  By  Edmund  Gosse.  42: 
461: April  3.  1890. 

Browning  Theology.  By  Frederick  M.  Bird.  42:171 -172 :Fcb.  6. 
1890. 

The  Brownings.  (Review.)  By  Lilian  Whiting.  72:1065:May 
16.  1912. 


BROWNINGIANA  177 

Broniuing'i  Criticism  of  Life.  (Review.)  By  Wm.  F.  Revcll.  44: 
2:1452:Oct.  13,  1892. 

Bro-wniugs  lialy.  By  H.  Archibald  ClarL.  63 :2: 1463  :Dec.  19. 
1907. 

Drot>ning's  Love  Lelttn.  Editorial.  51  :833-34:March  23.  1899. 
Drowning' i  Life  and  tellers.  Editorial.  43  :  1022-23  :July  9.  1891 . 
Robert  Browning's  Shorter  Poems.  Review.  42:526: April  17, 
1890. 

Caucus  of  Authors.  By  Thomas  Wentworth  Higginson.  42:2: 
lll8:Aug.    14,    1890. 

The  Cenlenar\>  of  P.  B.  Shelley.  By  Kcnyon  West.  44:2:1082- 
83: Aug.  4,  1892. 

The  Complete  Poetic  and  Dramatic  Worlfs  of  Robert  Browning. 
(Review.)    47:2:1 442  :Oct.  1895. 

Concerning  High  Water  Marlfs.  By  Thomas  Wentworth  Higgin- 
son.  42:205-206:Feb.  13.  1890. 

By  Gerda  Dalliba.  Reference  to  Browning  Club,  independent 
67:2:880-81. 

Da\)s  with  Poets.   69:693:Sepf.  29.   1910. 

A  Decade  of  Poetry.  By  Susan  H.  Ward.  51  :814-816:March 
23.  1899. 

Diclionar])  of  National  Biography.  (Review.)  54:226-227: Jan. 
23.  1902. 

English  Notes.  By  James  Payn.  41  :2: 1 042: Aug.  15.  1889;  41: 
2:1375-6:Oct.  24.  1889;  42:237-238:Feb.  20.  1890;  43:144-145: 
Jan.  29,   1891;   46:321  :March   15,   1894. 

English  Quarterly  Reviews.    Editorial.    42:752:May  29.   1890. 
Essa\;s  and  Reviews.    (Review.)    By  Joseph  Jacobs.    43: 1 068: July 
16.  1891. 

Ethics  of  Robert  Browning.  By  Hjalmar  Hjorth  Boyesen.  40:2: 
1595-1 596  :Dec.  13,  1888. 

Dr.  Everett's  Essays.    Editorial.    54: 1  :515  :Feb.   27.    1902. 
Fame  of  Tennyson.    By  Henry  Van  Dyke.    42:66: Jan.    16,   1890. 
A  Few   IVords  on  Robert  Browning.    (Review.)    43:498:April  2, 
1891. 

Fitzgerald's  New  Letters.    Editorial.    54:1  :753  :March  27,   1902. 
Florence  in  Browning's  Poetry.    57:2: 1093- 1094: Nov.  10,  1904. 
Formative  Tvpes  in  English  Poetry.    (Review.)    By  George  Her- 
bert Palmer.' 97:381  :March    15,   1919. 

From  Browning  to  Bridge.  By  Susanne  Wilcox.  70:505-510: 
March  9,    1911. 

Ccnius  in  Classes.    57:452: Aug.  25,  1904. 

Good  American  Poets.    Editorial.    70:468-470:March  2.    1911. 
Cood  Books  for  a  Small  Library.    Editorial.    61  :2: 1 180:Nov.   15, 

1906. 

Gossips  of  the  Century.    Editorial.    44:2: 1451 -2:Oct.   13,    1892. 

Holidav    Books.     By    W.    A.    Bowdoin.     63 :2 :  1468-75  :Dec.    19, 

1907. 

Holiday  Books  of  the   Year.    69: 1250: Dec.  8,   1910. 

Kipling's  Traffic  and  Discoveries.    57:921  :Oct.  20,  1904. 

The   Last  Ride    Together.     By    R.    Browning.    61  :2: 1402-03  :Dec. 

13.  1906. 

A  Letter  from  Browning  About  In  a  Balcony.    By  P.  R.  Reynoldi. 

43:2:1 748-49  :Nov.  26.  1891. 

Letters  of  Dr.  John  Brown.   65:1 :493: Aug.  27.  1908. 

Letters  of  P.  B.  Shelley  with  Introductory  Essay  by  Robert  Drown- 


176  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

mg.    (Review.)    71  :321  :Aug.   10,   1911. 

Lellers  on  Literature.    By  Andrew  Lang.    39:1  :72:Jan.  20,   1887. 

Life  of  Robert  Browning.     (Review.)    By  W.  Hall  Griffin.    70: 

100:Jan.   12.   1911. 

Lilcrar))    and   Biographical   Essays.     (Review.)     By    Chas.    Wm. 

Pearson.    65:2:1 069 :Nov.   5.   1908. 

LilerarM  Career  of  Robert  Brotvning.     (Review.)   By  Thomas  R. 

Lounsbury.    72: 1 065:  May    16,    1912. 

Literar\)  Half  Acres.    By  Maurice  Thompson.    44:2:1 545-46 :Nov. 

3,  1892. 

Litcrarx)    Notes.     57 :2:12I6:Nov.    24.    1904;    66:1402:June    24. 

1909;   39:l:176:Feb.   10,   1887;   41 :2:1659:Dec.    12,  1889;  51: 

141:Jan.    12,   1899. 

Same.  Tennyson's    reference    to    sale    of    Love    Letters.     74:591  : 

March   13,  1913. 

Same.   Reference  to  the  size  of  Browning's  Production.   41  :2:1154: 

Sept.  5,    1889. 

Literature.    Editorial.    67:880-881  :Ocl.  14,  1909. 

Literature:  A   M ■u.tterious  Novel.    Editorial.    53 :1  :619:March   14. 

1901. 

Lord    Tennvson's   Last   Poetry.     Editorial.     44:2:1469-1470,1598: 

Oct.  20.  1892. 

Lucid  Literature.   B\,  Jno.  Burroughs.   52:928-930: April  19.  1900. 

Maeterlinck  and  Browning.    By  William  Lyon  Phelps.    55:1:552- 

554:March   5,    1903:    55:2: 1398- 1400: June    11,    1903. 

Masterpiece  of  English  Literature.    (Review.)    47:2:1 205  :Sept.  5, 

1895. 

Modern    Pods    and    Christian    Education.     Editorial.     62:1:734: 

March  28,    1907. 

IVm.  Morris    New  Book.    Editorial.    41  :2:1314:Oct.   10.   1889. 

New  Edition  of  the  Poetical  IVorks  of  Robert  Browning.    Editorial. 

40:2:884:july   12.    1888. 

New  Poem  fcp  Robert  Brownins.    By  William  Hayes  Ward.    76: 

212:Oct.  1913. 

The  New  Poetry.    Elditonal.    78:342:June  1.  1914. 

The  Optimism  of  Browning  and  Meredith.    By  A.  C.  Pigou.    Lit- 

tell's  Living  Age  246:4 15-422: Aug.  12.  1905. 

Origin  of  Two  Popular  Poems.   By  Margaret  J.  Preston.   43:1265: 

Aug.  27.  1891. 

Parleying    With    Certain    People.     Editorial.     39:l:591:May    12, 

1887. 

Personal,  Dramatic,  Romances  and  Lxirics.    Editorial  Notes.    71  :1  : 

397-399: Aug.  24,  1911. 

Personalities.    Editorial.    40:l:616:May  17,  1888. 

Personalities  Prom  the  Athenaeum.   42: 176: Feb.  6.  1890. 

Personalities  of  Robert  Browning.    By  Margaret  J.  Preston.    43:2: 

1703-4:Nov.   19.   1891. 

Philosophical  and  Religious  Teacher.    (Review.)    By  Henry  Jones. 

M.  A.    43:2:H88:Oct.  8,  1891. 

Pippa  Passes.    By  Robert  Browning.    54:3  :3009:Dec.  18.  1902. 

Poems  on  Several  Occasions.    By  Austin  Dobson.    42:190:Feb.  6, 

1890. 

A  Poet  and  f-lis  Minister.    By  Rev.  F.  W.  Gunsaulus.    39:1  :553: 
May  5.  1887. 

Poetic  and  Dramatic  Works.    Editorial.    39:l:622:May   19.   1887. 
Poetical   Works  of  Robert  Browning.    Editorial.    41  :1  :541  :April 

25.  1889. 


BROWNINGIANA  179 

Same.   RcvievN .    46:2: 1 658- 1659  :Dec.  20.   1894. 

Poeirx)    and   Ahout   ll.     By    Edwin    E.    Slosson.    98:224-227  :Mny 

10.    1919. 

Potlr)^  and  Criliciin,.    Ldilorial.    54 : 1  :460-461  :lcb.  20.   1902. 

Poetr\,  for  Vacation.    Editorial.    59: 1  :399:Aug.  17,  1905. 

Poelnj.  Good.  Bad.  and  Indifferent.    Editorial.    41  :2:I398:Oct.  24. 

1889. 

Poetry,  of  Tomorruiv.    By  Bliss  Carman.    44:2 : 1  5«l6:Nov.  3,  1892. 
The  Portion  of  Labor.    Editorial.    54 : 1  :345-346:Feb.  6,   1902. 
Po$thumoii.s    .Misfortunes   of    Authors.     By    Ethelbert   D.    Warfield. 

43: 1 233-34: Aug.  20.  1891. 

A    Primer   of   Browning.     (Review.)     By    Mary    Wilson.     Recent 

Verse  Ed.    44:314:March  3.    1892. 

Prophecy  and  Poetrx^.    Studies  in  Isaiah  and  Broivning.    (Review.) 

By  Rev.  Arthur  Rogers.    68:705:March  31.    1910. 

Prospects  of  English  Poetrv.    By  Geo.  Saintsbury.    56:432-5  :Feb. 

25.  1904. 

Recent    VieJvs   of  Christ.    Editorial.    61  :2:  l058:Nov.    I.    1906. 

Reference   lo   a    Tablet  Erected   to    One   of   Browning's   Ancestors. 

Editorial.    54:2:13l3:May  29.   1902. 

Science  versus  Literature.     By   Ed.    E.   Slosson,   Ph.   D.    69:1440- 

1442:Dec.  29,  1910. 

Selected  Poems  of  Browning.    By   A.  J.  George.    Review.     59:2: 

1350:Dec.  7,  1905. 

Shakesperc's    Spelling.     By    G.    S.    Wood.     62  :2  :  1072- 1074  :Mav 
9.  1907. 

Shelburne  Essavs.    (Review.)    Bv  Paul  E.  More.    59  :2 : 1  1  12:Nov. 
9.  1905. 

A  SoliloquXt  of  Aesch\}lus.    By  Robert  Browning.    (See  New  Poem 

by  Robert  Browning  on  212.)    76:213  :Oct.  30.   1913. 

5orne  Higher  Ministries  of  Recent  English  f-'oetrv.    (Review.)     By 

F.  W.  Gunsaulus.    63  :2  :  1002  :Oct.  24.   1907. 

Some  Recent  .Musical  Literature.    Editorial.   41  :2: 1694-95  :Dec.  19. 

1889. 

Mr.  Stedman's  Latest  Book-    Editorial.    44:2:1 712  :Dec.    1.    1892. 

Smart's    Song    to    David.     Bv    Edmund    Gosse.     39:2:935-6:Juiy 

28,  1887. 

Studies   of  English   .Mystics.     St.    Margaret  s   Lectures.     (Review.) 

By  Ralph  Inge,  M.  A'.    61  : 1  :2I  7:July  26,   1906. 

Studx,  of  Browning.    Editorial.    54:3 :2534-35  :Oct.  23,    1902. 

A  Study,  of  Tennyson.    Editorial.    46:2 :961 -962  :July  26,   1894. 

Summer  Books  of  n'orl(  and  Play.    66: 1 244: June  3,   1909. 

Tales  from   Ten  Poets.     (Review.)     By  M.  S.  Morris.    44:2:1755: 

Dec.  8.  1892. 

Tomorrow's   Poelry..     Bv   Maurice  Thompson.     -K):2  : 1  3^3  :Nov.    1. 

!888. 

Unpublished  Letter  of  Robt.  Browning.    By  Moncure  D.  Conuav. 

47:l:681:May  23,    1895. 

Victorian    Antlwlogv.     (Review.)     Bv    Stedman.     47 :2  : 1  580:Nov. 

21.  1895. 

What  and   How    to    Read.     Bv    Frederick    Saunders.     41:1:162-3: 

Feb.  7,  1889. 

Willful   Sadness   in   Literature.     Bv   Louise    Imocene   Guinev.     44: 

681:May    19.    1892. 

Year's  Holiday   Bool^s.    61  :2  :  1402-03  :Dec.    13.    1906. 


180  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

INDIA  MOVING  CHRISTWARD 

By  Harold  Begble.    Literary  Digest  48:1  :68-69: Jan.   10,   1914. 
INDUCTIVE    STUDIES    IN     BROWNING    FOR    SECONDARY 

SCHOOLS,  COLLEGES  AND  LITERATURE  CLUBS 

By  H.  C.  Peterson.     821.88  Dip. 

INFLUENCE  OF  CATULLUS.  THE 

By  Herbert  Paul.    Nineteenth  Century  61  :I63-172:Jan.  1907. 

INFLUENCE  OF  ITALY  ON  THE  POETRY  OF  THE  BROWN- 
INGS. THE 

By  Mrs.  Arthur  Harfer  (Ethel  de  Fonblanque).  Fortnightly  Re- 
view 92:327-344:  Aug.  1909. 

INFLUENCE  OF  THE  AUTHORIZED  VERSION  ON  ENGLISH 
LITERATURE 
By  B.  A.  Greene.    Biblical  World  37:391-401  :June  1911. 

INFLUENCE  OF  THE  BIBLE  IN  LITERATURE 

By  Henry  Van  Dyke.    Century  80:888-895  :Oct.  1910. 

INGE.  RALPH 

SUidies  in  English  Medics;  St.  Margaret's  Lectures  (Review). 
Independent  6l:217:July  26,   1906. 

INGELOW  AND  MRS.  WALFORD.  MISS 

Atlantic   Monthly   56:230-242: Aug.    1885. 

INGPEN.  ROGER 

Browning's  Early  Worli,  The  Early  Literary  Career  of  Robert 
Drotuning.  By  T.  R.  Lounsbury.  Bookman  74-75 :May  1912 
821.88  Xbm. 

INGRAM.  JOHN  H. 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Bromning.    Famous   Women.    Roberts  Brothers, 

Boston,  1890.     821.88  Bmi. 

Mrs.  Brorvning.    Athenaeum   3145:  l46:Feb.   4,    1888;    3191:850: 

Dec.  22,  1888. 

Mrs.   Browning's  Parentage.    Athenaeum   3480:33  :July    7,    1894; 

3484: 160: Aug.  4,  1894;  3487:255: Aug.  25,  1894. 

A  Prefactory  Note.    By  Robert  Browning.    Athenaeum  3301:153: 

Jan.  31,   1891. 

INN  ALBUM,  THE 

By  Robert  Browning.    London:  Smith,  Elder  &  Co.,   15  Waterloo 
Place,  1875.    (All  rights  reserved.)     First  edition.     821.88  Hial. 
Robert  Browning.    Athenaeum  2509:701 -702 :Nov.  27,  1875. 
From  Facettcs  of  Love:  from  Browning.    By  Daniel  G.  Brinlon. 
Poet  Lore  1  :1  :7. 
INNES,  ARTHUR  DONALD 

Seers  and  Singers.  I,  Characteristics,  1-25;  III.  Drowning  in  Par- 
ticular, 50-74;  V.  The  Ring  and  The  Book,  99-124;  VI.  Dra- 
matic Poems,  125-151;  VII.  The  Poets'  Lovers.  152-173;  IX. 
Ideas  and  Ideals,  199-221.     821.04  158s. 

INNES.  A.  TAYLOR 

La  Saisiaz  in   1895.    Contemporary  Review.    Littell's  Living  Age 

210:678-689. 
INQUIRY  AS  TO  RHYME.  AN 

By  Brander  Matthews.    Bookman  8:32-38:Sept.  1898. 
IN  RE  CALIBAN 

By  Oscar  L.  Triggs.    Poet  Lore  17:4:76-86. 
INSCRIPTION  ON  THAXTER'S  TOMB,  BROWNING'S 

Poet  Lore  1:8:398. 


BROWNINGIANA  181 

INSPIRED    LITTLE   CREATURE    AND    THE    POET    WORDS- 
WORTH. AN 

By  Rosaline  Masson.    (Fortn.  R.)    Littell"*  Living  Age  267:790- 
80L 

INTEGRITY  OF  THE  HOME.  THE 

By   Susan    Wood    Burnham.     New    Church    Review    16:414-423: 
July    1909. 

INTELLECT  AND  THE  ACTOR 

By  S.  R.  Settlewood.  Fortnightly  Review  100  :3  :n  3,1  I  6:July  1913. 

INTELLECTUAL  EFFECT  OF  OLD  AGE 

(Spect.)     Liltell's  Living  Age   184:249-251. 

INTELLECTUAL  LEADERSHIP  OF  GEORGE  WILLIAM  CURTIS 
By  Henry  Mills  Alden.    Literary  Digest  28:44:Jan.  9.    1904. 

INTEREST  IN  BROWNING  CLUBS 

(Editorial    comment.)     Haiper's    Monthly    77:798-9:Ocl.    1888. 

INTERESTS 

Browning's  Personal  Interests.    Centenary  Addresses  13-33     821.88 

Vnya. 
INTERESTS.  BROWNING  AND  THE  SPECIAL 

By  William  Austin  Smith.   Atlantic  1 14:809-814 :Dec.  1914. 
INTERNATIONAL  ENCYCLOPEDIA 

Drowning.  3:567-569. 
INTERNATIONAL  RELATIONS  TO  AUTHORS 

Editorial.    Century  55:313-314:Dec.  1897. 
INTERNATIONAL  REVIEW 

Robert  Browning.    By  George  Barnett  Smith.    6:176-194. 

Review  of  the  Inn  Album.    By   Bayard  Taylor.    3:402-413. 
INTERPRETATION  OF  BROWNINGS  IXION.  AN 

By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  5:12:626-630. 
INTERPRETATIONS  OF  POETRY  AND  RELIGION.  THE 

By  George  Santayana.    Bookman   12:190-91  :Ocf.   1900. 
INTERPRETATION  OF  ROMANTIC  LOVE.  BROWNINGS 

As  Compared  with  That  of  Plato.  Dante  and  Petrarch.    By  George 

Willis  Cooke.    Poet  Lore  6:5:225-238. 

INTO  THE  LIGHT 

Drowning.    By  Edward  Robeson  Taylor.    106     811   T239. 
INTRODUCTION     TO     BROWNING.     INCLUDING     ELEVEN 

POEMS  WITH  HINTS  FOR  STUDY 

By  Ella  B.  Hallock.     821.68  Zhi. 
INTRODUCTION    TO    F.     M.    HOLLANDS    STORIES    FROM 

BROWNING 

By  Mrs.  A.  Orr.     821.88  Fhs. 
INTRODUCTION  TO  THE  POETRY  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING. 

AN 

By  William  John  Alexander.     821.88  Dai. 

By  William  John  Alexander.    Poet  Lore   1:11:533-534. 
INTRODUCTION  TO  THE  STUDY  OF  BROWNING.  AN 

By  Arthur  Symons.     821.88  Dsi  (2  copies). 

Same.   Poet  Lore  1:11:535-536. 
INTRODUCTION  TO  THE  STUDY  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING'S 

POETRY.  AN 

By  Hiram  Corson.     821.88  Dei   (2  copies). 

Same.  Extended  advertisement  of  thi»  book  by  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co. 

821.88  Dchi. 

Same.   Poet  Lore  1:11  :534. 


1«2  BAYLOR  UNlVt:RSIT\' 

INTRODUCTIONS  TO  BROWNING,  TWO  FRF.SH 

Dial  60:82. 
INTRODUCTORY  ADDRESS 

Address    lo    Biowning    Society.     By    Rev.    J.    Kirkman.     Berdoe't 

Drownino  Studies  1-21      821.88  Vebs. 

Same.   London      Biownin"      Society      Papers      2:171-190     d2L68 

DbsPt2. 

By  Rev.  J.  Kirkman.    (Oct.  28,  1881.  at  University  College,  Lon- 
don.)    (Printed  Separately.)      821.88  Eak. 

INTUITION.  BROWNING'S 

By  J.  T.  Nettleship.    London  Browning  Society  Papers  4:381-396. 

INVENTION  IN  LITERATURE 

By     Brander     Matthews.      Scrihner's     Magazine     41  :246-230:Feb. 
1907. 

By  Francis  Medhurst.    Homaae  lo  Rohcrt  Drorvning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 39    821.88  Xht. 

By  Percy  MacKaye.    Homaae  lo  Rnherl  Browttin^,  Aleph  Tanner 
38    821.88  Xht. 
IRELAND,  MRS.  ALEXANDER 

Dcrdot's  Drorvning  Sludies   187-195     821.88  VIbs. 

Browning's   T\>pe  of  IVomanhood.    Woman's  World.     (Edited  by 

Oscar  Wilde.)     1  : 47-50: Dec.   1889     821.88  Pmtw. 

A    Climpsc  of  FrouJc  at  Home.    Literary  Digest   10:490:Feb.  23, 

1895. 

On  A    I  occata   oj    Caluppi's.     London    Brownm"   Society    Papers 

11:363-370    821.88  Dbs. 

Same.   Berdoe's  Brorvniug  Studies  187-194     821.88  VIbs. 

On  Browning's  Poem  Christina  and  i\4onaldeschi.    Berdoe's  Broivn- 

ing  Studies  321-331     821.88  VIbs. 

Some  Remarl(s  on  Browning's   Treatment  of  Parenthood.    London 

Browmng  Society  Pnpers  12:46-52     821.88  Dbs. 

IRIS-BRIDGE.  THE 

By  Helen  Gray  Cone.    Homaee  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 105     821.88  Xht. 
IRISH  LITERARY  DRAMA,  THE 

By  Vida  D.  Scudder.    16:40-53. 

IRISH  POETS  LITERARY  FRIENDSHIPS.  AN 

By   Percy   F.    Bicknell.     Dial   44 :69-70:Feb.    I.    1908. 

IRWIN   (REV.)  MABEL  MAC  COY 

IVhom   Cod  Hath  Joined.    .Arena  30: 186- 189: Aug.    1903. 

IS  BLANK  VERSE  LAWLESS 

By  Jeanette  Barbour  Perry      Poet  Lore  8:8:528-35. 

IS  BROWNING  DRAMATIC 

By    Arthur    Symons.     London    Browning    Society    Papers    7:1-12 

821.88  Dbs. 
IS  BROWNING  A  THEIST 

By  Stanton  Coit.    Poet  Lore  2:7:390-92. 

IS  LITERATURE  DYING? 

By   Herbert   Paul.     (Contenip.   R.)     Littell's   Livinn   Age  253:387- 

395. 

Same.   Eclectic    Magazine    1 48:510-51  7  :June    1907. 

IS  .MATTHEW  ARNOLD  CONSOLING? 

Eclectic  Magazine    1 19:364-367  :Sept.    1892. 

IS  POETRY  UNPOPULAR? 

(Spect.)     Littell's   Living   Age   240:820-823. 


BROWNINGIANA  183 

IS  SHAKESPEARE  SELF-REVEALED? 

By    Edward    Dowden.     Contemporary    Review    96:542-561  ;Nov. 
1909. 
IS  SHE  NOT  PURE  GOLD^ 

See  Muiic. 

IS  VERSE  IN  DANGER? 

By  Edmund  Gosse.    Forum  IO:5l7:Jan.   1891. 

ISAIAH  AND  BROWNING 

In  Arthur  Rodqers'  Prophecy  and  Pmirv.     821.88  Rrp. 
ISBELL.  LOLA 

A  Dcauliful  Life.    Baylor  Literary  l2:332-337:May-June   1904. 

ISLINGTON  GAZETTE 

By  W.  G.  Kingsland.    Sonnets. 
ITALIAN 

//   Cenienario   dclla   Nascita  Di  Roberto   Brot>nlng.     Nuova    An- 

tologia   l6:May    1920.    By  Fanny  Zampini  Salazar.     821.88  Xcs. 

Tennyson  e  i  Broivning.    By  Angelo   Crespi   from   Italian   British 

Review    2:l:34-35:!Vlagazine   Articles    No.   8     821.88   Xma. 

Roberto    ed    Elizabetta    Drorvning.     By    Fanny    Zampini    Salazar. 

With  Preface  by  Antonio  Fogazzaro.    (2  copies.) 

Same.  Edition    1905.    Enlarged. 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    By  Pompes  Molmento.    Nuova  An- 

tologia   (Littell's  Living  Age  219:35-40). 

Nencioni,  Saggi  Critici  di  Literature  Inglese. 
ITALIAN  ART  AND  ARTISTS.  BROWNING  AND 

By  Pearl  Hoarete.     821.88  Lhi. 

ITALIAN-BRITISH  REVIEW 

Tennyson  e  i  BroTvning.    By  Dr.  .Anselo  Crespi.    2: 1  :34-45  :Jan. 

1919. 
ITALIAN  FREEDOM  AND  THE  POETS 

By  Lewis   Worthington  Smith.    Arena    152- 160: Feb.    1909. 

ITALIAN  IN  England;  the 

See  -A  Peasant  IVoman  in  Italy.    By  Mrs.  Thomas  R.   (Blanche) 

ITALIAN  LITERATURE   i9th  CENTURY.  THE 

By  Erma  Clegg.    Baylor  Literary  17:290-294: May  1909. 
ITALIAN  POETS  OF  TODAY 

By  Helen  Zimmern.    (Blackw.)    Littell's  Living  Age  193:451-465. 
ITALIAN  RHAPSODY  AND  OTHER  POEMS  OF  ITALY 

Co.Ttaining    Browning    at    Asolo.     (Inscribed    to    his    friend.    Mrs. 

Arthur  Bronson.)     By   Robert   Underwood  Johnson.     17. 
ITALIAN  SOURCES.  BROWNINGS  DEBT  TO 

By  Charles  L.  Graham.     821.88  Pjm. 
ITALY.  BROWNING  AND 

Spectator.    Littell's  Living  Age  274:54-58. 
ITALY.  BROWNING  IN 

See    editorial    comment    in    Harper's    Monthly    80:637-639:March 
1890. 

ITALY.  BROWNING'S 

A   Study   cf   Italian   Life    and   Art   in    Browning.      By    Helen    A. 

Clarke.     821.88  Hci. 

By    H.    Archibald    Clarke.     Independent    63 :3081  :1463  :Dec.    19. 

1907. 
ITAL^-.  BROWNING'S  LOVE  FOR  ITALY 

Robert   hla\>en    Shauffler's    Through   Italy    with    the   Poeti.     From 

Luria — Its  Story  and  Motive.    By  Henry  S.  Pancoast.    Poet  Lore 

1:11:554    808.1  S313». 


184  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

ITALY   ON   THE   POETRY   OF   THE   BROWNINGS.   THE   IN- 
FLUENCE OF 

By  Ethel  de  Fonblanque  (Mrs.  Arthur  Harter).    Fortnightly  Re- 
view 92  (New  Series)  327-344. 

ITALY.  POEMS  OF  BROWNING  ON 

By  L.  H.  Humphrey.    The  Poetic  Old  World.     808.1  H926. 

By  George   Hyde   Wollaston.     The   Englishman  in  Ital}).     82L88 

W863. 

ITALY'S  WOMEN  WRITERS 

By  Luigi  D.  Ventura.    Chautauquan  8:590-592: July   1888. 

IVAN  IVANOVITCH 

Mr.  Browning's  Dramatic  Idyls.    From  Contemporary  Review  289- 

302:  May    1839. 

Comparison  of  Porphyria's  Lover,  A  Forgiveness  and  Ivan  Ivano- 

vitch.    By  Morris  Jastrow,  Jr.    Poet  Lore  2:5:282. 

Study  Class.    By  Anna  Benneson  McMahan.    201      807  Ml 67. 

IXION,  AN  INTERPRETATION  OF  BROWNING'S 
By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  5:12:626-630. 
By  George  D.  Latimer.    Poet  Lore  4:5:243-54. 


J.  A.  H. 

Leaves  from  the  DiarM  of  a  Tramp.    (Cornh.)    Littell't  Living  Age 

262:143-149. 
J.  C.  C. 

A  Nen>  Study  of   Tennyson.     (Cornh.)    Littell's  Living  Age   146: 

483-492. 
J.  D. 

English  Lyrical  Poetry.     (Cornh.)     Littell  «  Living  Age    122:195- 

208. 
J.  T.  K. 

IVireless   Telcgraphv   and  Brain    IVaves.    Nineteenth  Century  45: 

857-864:  May    1899' 
JACOBS.  JOSEPH 

George   Eliot,   Maltheiv    Arnold,    Brorvning,   Newman.     Browning 

95-115    820.4  J 17. 

Essays   and  Reviews.     (Reviews.)     Independent   43:1068:July    16, 

1891. 

The  Paths  of  Glory.    Fortnightly  Review  73:68:Jan.   1900. 
JACQUES  JASMIN 

By  Harriet  W.  Preston.    Atlantic  Monthly  37:34-42: Jan.   1876. 
JAM  POT,  THE 

By  Rudyard  Kipling.    After  Robert  Browning.    In  A  Parody  An- 
thology.   By  Carolyn  Wells.    210     821.08  W453pa. 
JAMES,  GEORGE  WHARTON 

Browning's  Message   to  Artists  and  Craftsmen  of  Today.    Crafts- 
man  149-151  :Nov.    1903. 

JenJiin    Lloyd    Jones    and    His    Master    Work,    Abraham    Lincoln 

Center.     Arena   37:380:April    1907. 
JAMES.  HENRY 

Atlantic   Monthly   55:702-705: May    1855. 

Browning   in    Westminster  Ahhey.      (Typewritten)      821.88   Bwei. 


BROWNINGIANA  185 

Lilcrary  Digest  44:2:1  159-1  1 60: June   I.  1912. 

Eisa\/s  on  London  and  Elsewhere :    (1)   Drowning  in   IVcstmimlcr 

Abbc\);   (2)  On  the  Drama  of  Roherl  Drowning.     820.4  J272. 

A  Light  Man.    Galaxy  8:49-68: July  1869. 

Madonna    of    the    Future.     Atlantic    Monthly    31  :276-297:March 

1873. 

Middle    Years.    Scnbner's   Magazine   62:609-61 5 :  Nov.    1917. 

The    Novel    in    The    Ring    and    the    Dook-     (Quarterly    Review.) 

Littell's  Living  Age  nAAb\-^b'i. 

On   A    Drama   of   Robert   Drowning.     Views   and   Reviews   41-47 

820.4  J27v. 

IVilliam  IVetmore  Stor^  and  His  Friends.    For  numerous  reference 
to  the  Brownings  see  index. 
JAMES  LEE  VII    (Among  the   Rocks) 

By  Robert  Browning.  Kaicho  On,  129-131.  Translated  into  Jap- 
anese by  Bin  Uyeda.      821.88  Xku. 

JAMES  LEE'S  WIFE 

By  J.  H.  Bulkeiey.  Berdoe's  Drowning  Studies  130-142  821.88 
VIbs. 

Same.  London  Browning  Society  Papers  4:455-467     821.88  Dbs. 
Contemporary  Review  104:454:Sept.  1913  :Literary  Supplement. 
Ideal  Womanhood  in  the  Masterpieces  of  Dante,  Coethe  and  Roh- 
erl  Drowning.     See    Modern   Poet    Prophets.     By    Wm.    Norman 
Guthrie.     804  G984m  (copy  1). 
See  Music. 

JAPANESE 

Browning's  Poems  translated  into  Japanese  by  Riichero  Hoashi. 
821.88  Gjh. 

Kaicho  On.  By  Bin  Uyeda.  Contains  translations  into  Japanese 
of  Prospice,  Two  Poets  of  Croisic,  Among  the  Rocl^s,  The  Year's 
at  the  Spring,  Summum  Donum.  821.88  Xku. 
Anlholog))  of  Modern  Verse.  Contains  Parting  at  Morning  and 
Kinsei  Eibungal(u  (Studies  in  Modern  English  Literature).  Con- 
tains translation  into  Japanese  of  Mesmerism.  By  Iwano  Homei. 
820.8  S933J. 

Meeting  at  Night.  Translated  into  Japanese  by  Kobayashi  Aiyu. 
808.1   K75. 

Rabbi  Den  Ezra.  Three  magazines  containing  parts  1,  2  and  3. 
Translated  and  interpreted  by  Takeshi  Saito,  in  Japanese.  821.88 
Hrbs. 

Saul  in  Studies  in  the  Dible.    By  Takeshi  Saito.     220.2  K36j. 
Same.  Translated  into  Japanese  with  exposition  by  Takeshi  Saito. 
821.88  Hsas. 

Rising  Generation :  Two  Poets  of  Croisic,  Incident  of  the  French 
Camp,  Count  Cismond  Aix  in  Provence,  Muleyl(ah,  Echellos,  The 
Lost  Leader,  Evelyn  Hope,  Love  Among  the  Ruins,  The  Clove, 
M\)  Last  Duchess,  Tray,  How  They  Drought  the  Cood  News 
From  Chcnl  to  Aix,  Through  the  Metidja  to  Abd-el-Kadr  821.88 
Xmrg. 

JAPANESE  POETRY 

By    Elizabeth    Balch.     Poet    Lore    14:4:83-94^ 

JASTROW,  JR.,  MORRIS 

Ivan  Ivanovitch.    Poet  Lore  2:5:282. 

Mr.  Sludge  and  Modern  Spiritualism.    Poet  Lore  3:2:75-87. 
JAY,  HARRIET 

A  Literary  Man.    (Acad.)    Littells  Living  .Age  237:378-381 . 


186  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

JAY,  ROBERT 

The  Difficulties  of  Revolution.    Fortnightly  Review  84:l056:Dec. 

1905. 
JEBB,  RICHARD  CLAVERHOUSE 

In    Defense    of    Classical    SluJ^.     Eclectic    Magazine    122:13-17: 

Jan.  1894. 

Translations    into    Creel^    and    Latin     Verse.      (Second    Edition.) 

Drownings  Aht  Vogler  2-15     808.8  J44tc. 

Translations.    The  Lost  Leader  rendered  in  Latin  356-357     808.8 

G44t. 
JENNINGS.  MRS.  A.  G. 

Some  Ethical  Aspects  of  Brorvning's  Philosophy.    New  Unity  Old 

Series  34:   New  Series  4:54-56:Sept.  24,   1896     821.88  Enu. 

JERROLD.  BLANCH ARD 

Jerrold,  Douglas,  Life  and  Remains  of.     B  J56j. 

JEW 

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JOHNSON.  W.  H. 

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JOHNSON.  W.  K. 

Ciacoma  Leopardi — Poet  Philosopher.    Fortnightly  Review  70:21  : 

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JONES.  HENRY 

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KELLOGG.  MINNIE  D. 

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Devotional  Poems.    Elizabeth  Barrett  Brorvning    70;     Tribute    to 
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Same.  LittelKs   Living  Age  275:220-227. 

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In  manuscript. 

To  the  Memory  of  Robert  Browning.    May  7,  1912.    Poem  begins: 
Browning  is   There — the  sane,   the  strong.     In  manuscript,   not  yet 
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KINGSLEY,  TRENCH,  BURBIDGE  AND  CLOUGH 

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KING  VICTOR  AND  KING  CHARLES 

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820.8  S933J. 
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KIPLING.  RUDYARD 

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KISS  POETICAL,  THE 

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KNAPP,  GEORGE  L. 

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Same.  Nineteenth  Century  39:257-266:  Feb.  1896. 
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George  Frederick  ^atts.  Fortnightly  Review  82:440-41 ,449: Sept. 
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KNORR,  HELEN 

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KNOWLES,  JAMES 

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KNOWLES,  J.   T. 

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KOBAYASHI,  AIYU 

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KOBBE.  GUSTAV 
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KOEPPEL.  EMIL 

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LA  SAISIAZ 

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LA  SAISIAZ  IN  1895 

By    A.    Taylor    Innes.     (Contemporary    Review.)      Lilteli's    Living 

Age  210:678-689. 
LA  SAISIAZ:  THE  REAL  SIGNIFICANCE  OF 

The    Brand    FlamboVanl.     By    Charles    Malioy.     Poet    Lore    8:5: 

256-265. 

Tivo  Poets  of  Croisic.    Athenaeum  2639:661 -664: May  25.    1878. 
LA  SAISIAZ:  THE  TWO  POETS  OF  CROISIC 

By  Robert  Browning.    London:  Smith.  Elder  &  Co.,    15  Waterloo 

Place.   1878.    (All  rights  reserved.)    First  edition.     821.88  Hstl. 
LA  VIE  ET  LOEUVRE  DE  ELIZABETH  BROWNING 

By  Marie  Meilette. 

See  Athenaeum  4045 :585-586:May  13.  1905. 
LABOR.  THE  PORTION  OF 

Editorial.    Independent   54:345-346:1902. 
LADIES'  HOME  JOURNAL 

Happ\)  Thoughts  for  Harvest  Davs.    29:3:Nov.  1^12. 

LAFFAN.  BERTHA 

Robert    Browning.     Homage    to    Robert    Broivning.    .Aleph    Tanner 

61     821.88  Xht. 
LAMARTINE  AND  ELVIRE 

By  W.   Holman   Hunt.    Edinburgh   Review   205:442: April    1907. 
LAMBUTH.  DAVID  KELLER' 

Pippa  Passes  on  the  Stage.    Poet  Lore   18:1:107-111. 

LANDOR  IMAGINARY  CONVERSATIONS 

Cornhill  Magazine.    Littells  Living  Age   140:3-15, 


194  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

LANDOR  ONCE  MORE 

By  \V.  B.  Shubrick  Clymer.    Scribner'.  Magazine  10:1 23-1 28:July 

1891. 
LANDOR.  WALTER  SAVAGE 

Biography.    By  John  Forsler.    2  volumes.    See   Index.     B   L261f. 

By  John  Fyvie.    Littell's  Living  Age  206:3-12. 

Poems  and  Dialogues.  To  Robert  Browning  2:194    821.7  L261pv2. 

To  Roberl  Browning.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 22    821.88  Xht. 

By  G.  E.  Woodbury.    Atlantic  Monthly  51  :208-217:Feb.  1883. 
LANDORS,  WALTER  SAVAGE.  LETTERS  TO  MISS  PAYNTER 

Editorial.    Literary  Digest  18:398-399: April  8,  1899. 
LANDSCAPE  PAINTER.  BROWNING  AS 

By  H.  S.  Pearson.    London  Browning  Society  Papers  7:103-118. 
LANE,  JOHN 

Mr.    Stephen    Phillip's    Herod.     World's    Work    1  : 666-667: April 

1901. 
LANIER.  CLIFFORD 

Apollo  and  Keats  on  Browning :  A  Fantasy,  9-16. 
LANG,  ANDREW 

Adventures  Among  Boo}(s.    Scribner's  Magazine   10:651 -656: Nov. 

1891. 

Andrew   Lang   on    Tennyson.    Literary   Digest   24:320-321  :March 

8,   1902. 

Mr.  Robert  Browning.     (Contemporary  Review.)     Littell's  Living 

Age  190:563-570. 

A  Coclfpit  for  Literary  Combat.    Dial  44: 167: March  16,  1908. 

A    Dip   in   Criticism.     (Contemp.   R.)     Littell's   Living   Age    179: 

352-357. 

Esoteric   Browningism.    Forum  6:300:Nov.    1888. 

History  of  English  Literature.    Contemporary  Review    102:2:587- 

591:1912. 

Letters  on  Literature.     826.08  L269. 

Same.   Independent   39:1  :72. 

The  Minor  Poets.    Longman's.    Littell's  Living  Age  217:279-280. 

The  Month  in  England.    Cosmopolitan  l9:112:May  1895. 

Morals  and  Manners.    Littell's  Living  Age   183:777-782. 

William   Morris    Poems.     Longman's.     Littell's   Living   Age    211: 

323-336. 

Alfred    Lord    Tennyson.     Eclectic    Magazine     129:810-81 7:Dcc. 

1897. 

Victorian  Literature,  Good  Words.    Littell's  Living  Age  212:753- 

758. 
LANGUAGE  VERSUS  LITERATURE  AT  OXFORD 

By  J.  Churton  Collins.    Nineteenth  Century  37:290-303:Feb.  1895. 
LANIER,  SIDNEY,  SOME  APPLICATIONS  OF 

By  W.  M.  Baskerville.    Dial   18:299-301  : March   16,   1895. 
LANIER,  SIDNEY:  THE  POET  OF  SUNRISE 

By  James  A.  Snoddy.    Poet  Lore    15:4:89-94. 
LAPSES,  BROWNING'S 

By  W.  H.  Browne.    American  Journal  of  Philology  32:241:482- 

485. 
LARK  IN  LEGEND  AND  SONG,  THE 

By  Ida  Prentice  Whilcomb.    Poet  Lore   15:2:81-94. 
LARMINIE.  WILLIAM 

Development   of  English   Metres.    Contemporary    Review   66:715- 

736:  Nov.   1894. 


DROWNINGIANA  195 

LAST  CEN1UR\ .  SOME  CELEBRATED  CHARACTERS  OF 

By  Percy   F.   Bicknell.    Dial   46:134-5  :March    1.    1909. 

LAST  POEMS 

Athenaeum    I  7%:42I-422 :  1862. 
LAST  POEMS  BY  ELIZABETH  BARRETT  BROWNING 

With  a  Memorial  by  Theodore  Tilton.    Published  by  James  Miller, 

New   'lork,    1862.     821.88  Gmm. 
LAST  RIDE.  THE 

By   Robert  Browning.    Number  7   of   the   nine  hundred  and   forty 

copies  printed  in  this  edition.    Done  into  a  printed  book  by  the  Roy- 
crofters,  at  the  Roycroft  Shop,  which  is  in  East  Aurora,  New  York. 

U.   S.  A.    Elaborately  decorated   on  parchment.    Autographed  by 

Elbert  Hubbard. 

Independent  61  :2: 1402-03  : Dec.    13,    1906. 

By  R.  Browning.    Independent  61  :  1402-1403  :Dec.    13.   1906. 

After  Robert  Browning.    By  J.  K.  Stephen.    A  Parody  Anthology. 

(Illustrated.)     By   Frederick  Simpson   Colburn.    Dial    41:462:Dec. 

16,    1906. 

See  Lee,   Vernon,   On   Limbo. 

By  L.   M.   Sidney.    Lessons  From  Browning.     821.88  Dslb. 

Carolyn  Wells  212     821.08  W453pa. 

LAST  WORDS  ON  SHELLEY 

By  Edward  Dowden.    Fortnightly  Review  48:462:Oct.   1887. 
LATER  WORKS 

A   Defense  of  Later  Worl(3.    By   Helen   Clarke.    Poet  Lore    12: 

284-304. 
LATIMER.  GEORGE  DIMMICK 

A    BroTvning   Monologue.     Boston    Browning   Society   Papers    173- 

189    821.88  Vbp. 

A  Stud})  of  DroTening's  Ixion.    Poet  Lore  4:5:243-54. 
LATIN 

Translations.     Bv    Richard    Ciaverhouse    Jebb.      The    Lost    Leader 
rendered  into  Latin  356-357     808.8  G44t. 
LAUGHLIN.  HUGH  C. 

Select  Poems  of  Robert  Broruning.    English  Journal  2:69: Jan.  1913. 

LAURIE,  HENRY 

An  Australian  Appreciation  of  Browning.  Centenar\i  55-63     821.88 

Vnya. 
LAWRENCE,  EUGENE 

Current  English  Literature.    A  Criticism,  outlines  and  programs  for 

the  C.  L.  S.  C.    Chautauquan  8: 143-146:Dec.   1887. 

Current  Literature  of  England.    Chautauquan  8:70-73  :Nov.    1887. 
LAWTON,  WILLIAM  CRANSTON 

The    Classical   Element    in    BroTuning's   Poetrv.     Boston    Browning 
Society  Papers  363-388     821.88  Vbp. 
LAWTON'S  VERSION  OF  EURIPIDES 

Nation   50:437-438:1890. 

LAZARUS.   BROWNING'S 

By  C.  B.  Wright.    Poet  Lore  9:2:312-313. 

LAZARUS,  EMMA:  WOMAN,  POET,  PATRIOT 

By  Mary  Cohen.    Poet  Lore  5 :6?<7:320-33I . 
LE  GALLIENNE,  RICHARD 

At  What  Age  do  Literary  Men  do   Their  Best   H'orlf?    Mun»ey'« 

Magazine  51  :273-277:March   1914. 

Brojvnine.  Homage  to  Robert  Brojvning.  Aleph  Tanner  42     821.88 

Xht. 


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The  Old  Men  of  Literature.    Literary  Digest  48:1  :491-492:March 

7,  1914. 

Three  American  Poets.    Forum  45:84 -.Jan.   1911. 
LE  VERT,  MME.  OCTAVIA  WALTON 

Elizabeth   Barrett  Bromning.    Hearth    and  Home.     New    Eclectic 

Magazine  4:2:221 -224 :Feb.    1869. 
LEADERS  AND  MISLEADERS  IN  HIGH  PLACES 

In  Boston  Monday  Lectures.    No.    187.    Anonymous. 
LEADERSHIP  IN  SONG 

By  Wallace  W.  Lovejoy.    Homage  to  DroD>ning,  Aleph  Tanner 

89    821.88  Xht. 

Devotional  Poems  73-74.    By  W.  G.  Kingsland. 
LEAKE.  MRS.  PERCY 

The    Etlncs    of   Drownings   Poems,   with    an    Introduction   by    the 

Bishop  of  Winchester.    M.  F.  Mansfield  &  Co..  New  York.  1901. 

821.88  Rel. 
LEAVENS,  JULIA  PAULINE 

Browning.    Biographical   Notes,  Appreciations  and  Selections  from 

his  Fiftxt  Men  and  Women.    The  Alice  Harriman  Co.,  New  York 

and  Seattle,  1910.     821.88  XI. 

Pilgrimage    to    Haunts    of   Browning    (To    Asolo),   containing   the 

poem  Pippa  Passes. 

President's  Welcome  Cenfenarp  Address  5-8     821.88  Vnya. 
LEAVES  FROM  THE  DIARY  OF  A  TRAMP 

By  J.  A.   H.    Cornhill   Magazine.    Litlell's  Living  Age  262:143- 

149. 
LEAVES,  NEW 

By  Filson  Young.    Browning   165-173     824.9  Y71m. 
LECTURE  ON  BROWNING,  A 

Written  for  the  National  Home-Reading  Union.    By  G.  D.  Boyle. 

821.88   Dlb. 
LECTURE  ON  THE  INCARNATION 

By    Rev.    J.    T.    Freelh.     New    Church    Review    14:471 -472: July 

1907. 
LECTURES  IN  GERMAN  UNIVERSITIES 

Littell's  Living  Age  245:823: June  24.   1905.    Books  and  Authors. 

LECTURES  ON  LITERATURE 

By    William    S.    McCormick.     Robert    Browning    125-184     820.4 

M131. 

LEE,  AGNES 

To  Robert  Browning.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 44    821.88  Xht. 
Same.  Lpri'c  Year  158-9. 

LEE,  GERALD  STANLEY 

Progress  and  Poetr]}.    Literary  Digest  43  :2: 1099: Dec.  9,  1911. 

LEE,  MRS.  JEANNETTE 

An    Unintended   Literar\)   Hoax.    Literary   Digest   53 :2:1  175:Nov. 
4,   1916. 

LEE.  MARGARET  L.,  AND  KATHERINE  B.  LOCOCK 

Introduction  and  Notes  to  Browning's  Paracelsus.    Methuen  &  Co., 
London.     821.88  Hpal. 

LEE,  SIDNEY 

Literature  of  the  Nineteenth  Century,  a  Retrospect.    Literary  Digest 
20:77-78:Jan.  20.  1900. 


BROWNINGIANA  197 

LEE.  VERNON 

Art  and  Life.    Contemporary  Review  69:658-669: May    1896. 

On  Limbo.    Longman's  Magazine.    Littell's  Living   Age  208:812- 

819. 

Studies    in    Liierar\f    Pi\)cholog\^.     Contemporary    Review    85:386- 

392:  March    1904. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  241:213-217. 

LEFFERTS.  SARA  TAWNEY 

Brorvning.   Homage  lo  Robert  Bromning,  A\ep\\  Tanner  A6     821.88 

Xht. 

Same.  Centenary  Addresses  119     821.88  Vnya. 
LEGITIMATE 

Is  He  a  Legitimate  Member  of  the   Victorian  SchooL^     By   Mary 

M.   Cohen.    Poet   Lore    12:2:317-320. 

LEICESTER  LITERARY  AND  PHILOSOPHICAL  SOCIETY 

The   transactions  of,  together  with  the  Report  of   the  Council    15: 

65:1911.    Sordcllo.    By  Miss  Edith  Harvey.     821.88  Dllp. 
LEIGH.  AURORA 

Athenaeum   1517:1425-1427:1856. 
LEISURE  HOUR 

Elizabeth    Barrett   Broxening.     By    John    Dennis.     446:86-90: Feb. 

1889    821.88  Xbm. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age    180:629-635. 

Letter  to   a   Friend.     By    Robert   Browning.     Littell's   Living   Age 

184:768. 

Literar\}  Coincidences.    By  John  Dennis.    Littell's  Living  Age  192: 

822-824. 

The  Poetr\)  of  the  Century:  A  Retrospect  and  Anticipation.    By 

John    Dennis.     Reference   to    Browning   311-312.     Littell's    Living 

Age  185:307-312.    Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    By  John  Dennis. 

Littell's  Living  Age  180:629-635  :March  1889. 

LENNOX.  M.  C. 

The  Flight  of   the  Duchess.    American   Notes  and  Queries  2:17: 
197: Feb.  23.  1889    821.88. 
LEONARD.  LUCILLE  PRICE 

DeQuince\)'s  Dream-Fugue.     Poet   Lore  28:6:680-690. 

leopardi.  giacoma— poet  philosopher 

By  W.  K.  Johnson.    Fortnightly  Review  70:21  :July    1898. 
LESLIE'S.  FRANK 

Paragraph  devoted  to  criticism  of  Arlo  Bates.    Tall(s  on  the  Stud}) 

of  Literature    recalls    The  Ring  and  the  Boo}(.    44:720. 

Print  from  H.  Kaulbach's  Painting,   The  Pied  Piper  of  Hamelin. 

By   H.   Kaulbach.    44:157. 

Story  of  the  Pied  Piper  Legend.    44:237. 

Talks  About  New  Bool(s.    Mention  of  Mrs.  Browning.    44:720. 
LESSONS  FROM  BROWNING 

By  L.   M.  Sidney.    Contents:   Last  Ride    Together,  9;    Rabbi  Ben 

Ezra,   13;   Life  in  a  Love,  24;   Meeting  at  Night  and  Parting  at 

Morning,  26.     821.88  Dslb. 
LETTER  FROM   ROBERT  BROWNING  TO  WM.   MACREADY 

Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3  :  131 -132  :Jan.  1912.    (Letter  now 

in  possession  of  Miss   Gertrude  Chamberlin.) 
LETTER  FROM  ROBERT  BROWNING  TO  MISS  ALMA  MURRY 

CONCERNING  BEATRICE 

Notebook  of  the  Shelley  Society   I05:May   12,   1886. 


198  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

LETTER,   LONDON 

Notes  and  NeiUi.    See  Kingsland,  William  G. 
LETTER  TO  A  DEAD  AUTHOR.  A 

By  Frank  Newbolt.    Nineteenth  Century  82:825-83-l:Ocf.   1917. 
LETTER  TO  A  FRIEND 

By  Robert  Browning.    (Leisure  Hour.)    Littell's  Living  Age   184: 

768. 
LETTER.  UNPUBLISHED  OF  BROWNING.  AN 

By  W.  J.  Rolfe.    Nation  90:159. 
LETTER  WRITER.  ROBERT  BROWNING  AS  A 

By  William  G.   Kingsland.    Poet  Lore  8:2:78-84:225-233. 

By  Harry  Christopher  Minchin.  Brotvning  Centenary  38-45     821.88 

Vnya. 


LETTERS.    AUTOGRAPH 

Chiefly  addressed   to   Robert  Bro'a>ning,   documents   in   his   handivriting,   and 

other  interesting  manuscripts  having  relation  to  him. 
ABBOTT.  EVELYN 

A    letter    thanking    Browning    for    a    copy    of    Prince    Hohenstiel. 

1871. 
ABERDARE.  NORAH 

She  thanks  him  for  a  copy  of  a  book  which  Biowning  had  sent 

her.     She  refers  to  her   father,  and  also  to  W.  S.  Landor.      1888. 

AIDE.  HAMILTON 

Thanking   Browning    for   some   verses   which   he    had   written   in   a 
book.      1888. 

ALBEMARLE.  LORD 

Postponing   an  affair  which  he   had  planned   to   give.     June    18th. 

BOYLE,  MARY 

Asking  Browning  to  call  on  her  some  afternoon.     May  8th. 
She  has  been  very  ill.     A  friend  of  hers  is  going  to  publish  some 
letters  of  W.  S.  Landor,  and  asks  Browning  to  advise  her.      1888. 
BRIGADE  SURGEON.  BOMBAY  ARMY 

Fie  sends  Browning  a  copy  of  Smart's  works  and  asks  his  opinion. 

1887. 
BRITAIN.  N. 

Poem  written  on     reading  in  a  London  paper  that  Mr.   Browning 
was  going  to  publish  some  new  poems. 

BROWNING.  ROBERT 

Letter  to   Miss  Mary   Boyle.     June  20,    1881. 

Document  in  French.     Signature  of   Browning.      1848. 

Letter  to  Lady  Combermere.     March   15,  1878.     See  Plate. 

List  of  Plate  in  use,  1862,  in  the  poet's  handwriting.      1862. 
BROWNING.  SARIANA 

Letter  to  Miss  Lilian  Whiting.     Jan.  26,   1900.     The  gift  of  Miss 

Lilian  Whiting. 
BROWNINGS  SCRAPS 

Newspaper  clippings  of  Brownings,  especially  about  his  works. 

BUNSEN.  ERNEST  DE 

Referring  to  Rabbi  ben  Ezra  and  A   Death  in  the  Desert.     1866. 
BURDETT-COUTTS  (BARONESS) 

An  invitation.    She  has   just   returned    from   Scotland.      1889. 


BROWNINGIANA  199 

BUTLER.  C. 

He  sends  Browning  a  copy  of  the  Dai'dicon  Doron,  which  he  had 
had    reprinted.      1887. 

Asking  Browning  if  he  carei  to  become  a  member  of  the  Rox- 
burgh Club.      1888. 

CHOLMONDELEY.  R. 

He  asks  Browning  to  bring  Carlyle  to  dinner  some  day.  May  4th. 

COBBE,  FRANCES  POWER 

She  tells  Browning  that  she  has  just  heard  that  he  is  opposed  to 
the  vivisection  of  animals,  and  asks  permission  to  sign  his  name 
to  the  list  which  she  has.  She  hopes  to  kill  the  bill.  Dec.  27th. 
She  is  writing  on  behalf  of  a  friend  of  hers — the  new  editor  of 
the  Contemporary  Review — and  asks  for  some  contribution.  1882. 
She  asks  Browning  to  write  to  Sir  Chambers  and  W.  D.  Grant 
concerning  the  W.  Reid  Bill  which  is  to  be  voted  on  April  4. 
1883. 

COURTNEY.  LEONARD 

He  points  out  an  oversight  in   The  Ring  and  the  Dool(.      1881. 

CROMBIE.  J.  M. 

Saying  that  he  is  sorry  that  Browning  has  learned  of  the  coming 
election,  as  they  had  desired  to  simply  notify  him  after  the  unani- 
mous  election.      Nov.    18,    1877. 

Concerning  Browning's  acceptance  of  the  Lord  Rectorship  of   the 
University  of  St.  Andrews.     Nov.    19,    1877. 
Thanking  Browning  for  a  little  token.     Nov.  26,   1877. 

DAWSON,  C.  A. 

Browning  had  advised  him  about  writing  and  now  he  sends  him 
some  more  poems  to  criticize.     Reference  to  Mrs.  Browning.     1889. 

DICKSON,  W.  K. 

He  informs  Browning  that  he  has  been  elected  Honoraiy  President 
of  the  Associated  Societies  of  Edinburgh  University.      1885. 

DILKE,  SIR  C.  W. 

Written  after  the  death  of  hi»  wife.      1872. 

FOX  MEMORIAL 

A  list  of  the  subscriptions.     1864. 

Informing  Browning  of  the  death  of  Fox,  and  asking  for  a  sub- 
scription.     1 864. 

Thanking  Browning  for  a  subscription  and  enclosing  a  receipt. 
Latin  inscription  in  Brownings  handwriting  on  the  back  of  this 
envelope.     1864. 

GIBSON.  JAMES 

He  asks  Browning  if  he  will  become  the  Independent  Club  nominee 
for  the  Lord  Rectorship  of  Glasgow  University.  April  4.  1883. 
He  tells  Browning  how  sorry  he  is  that  he  will  not  be  a  candidate 
for  the  Lord  Rectorship  of  Glasgow  University.     April   II,   1883. 

GLADSTONE,  MARY 

Acknowledging  Browning's  letter  after  the  death  of  her   husband. 

1880. 

Asking  Browning  to  dine  with  her.      1885. 

Thanking    Browning    for    sending    Fcrishtah.      She    apologizes    for 

having  sent  him  a  paper  on  the  Duchess.    1885. 

GLADSTONE  (MRS.  MARY  DREW) 

She  IS  sending  Browning  a  little  book  concerning  which  the  had 
written  him  before.  She  acknowledges  his  letter  and  it  torry  that 
Brov/ning  doei  not  believe  in  Home  Rule.     1888. 


200  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY' 

Asking  Browning  if  she  might  send  him  a  book  which  »he  believe* 
IS  a  result  of  his  works.     She   reproaches  him  for  not  having  »ent 
a    word    of    congratulatoin    on    her    marriage.      She    would    have 
valued  a  present  of  a  book  from  him.      1888. 
GREEN.  H. 

He   sends    Browning   a    statement   of    the    amount   due    and   asks   if 
he  will  give  possession  of  the  house.  Warwick  Crescent.      1887. 
Concerning    his   tenancy    of    No.   9,    Warwick   Crescent.      1887. 

GUERRIER.  C.  DU. 

He  has  translated  Mrs.  Browning  s  Sounds  from  ihc  Portuguese. 
His  letter  is  addressed  to  "Sir  Robert  Browning"  and  is  sent  in 
care  of  the  postrnasti;r,  a<  he  does  not  K.now  drowning'*  addreti. 
It  li  written  in  French.     Also  anothei    letter  in  French.      1885. 

HAYES.  MATILDA  M 

A  copy  of  her  petition  for  a  literary   pension.     A  short  summary 

of  her   life  and  works.      1865. 

Acknowledging   Browning's  letter,   and   telling   what   work   she   hat 

done  along  literary  lines.      1865. 

Asking  Browning  to  sign  her  petition   for  a  pension.      1865. 

HEDDERWICK.  T.  C. 

He  asks  Browning's  permission  to  nominate  him  as  a  candidate 
for  the  Lord  Rectorship  of  Glasgow  University.  June  15,  1871. 
He  says  that  he  had  written  to  Browning  concerning  his  candi- 
dacy for  the  Lord  Rectorship  of  Glasgow  University,  but  has 
received  no  reply.  He  requests  an  answer.  July  17,  1871. 
He  asks  Browning  to  reconsider  his  refusal  to  be  a  candidate  for 
the  Lord  Rectorship  of  Glasgow  University,  and  outlines  the  duties 
of  such  an  office.     Aug.  2,   1871. 

HERBERT,  AUBERON 

Asking  Browning  to  sign  the  enclosed  paper  and  stating  the  plans 
of  a  committee  of  which  Browning  is  asked  to  be  a  member. 
July   17th. 

Asking  Browning  s  permission  to  sign  his  name  to  the  declaration 
of  war.     April  2nd. 

Asking  Browning  to  dine  with  him.     April  26th. 
He  thanks   Browning   for   answering  his  letter   about   the   National 
Land  Company.      1885. 

Telling  Browning  about  the   formation  of  a  National  Land  Com- 
pany, and  asking  him  if  he  wishes  to  become  a  member.     Incloses 
a  notice  of  the  formation  of  the  Company.      1885. 
He   asks  Browning  to  vote  in   favor  of   Mr.   W.   E.   Phillpotts   as 
a  member  of  the  Athenaeum  Club.      1877. 

HERTZ,  FANNY 

She  and  Dr.  Todhunter  had  discussed  Brownings  James  Lee's 
Wife,  and  this  led  Dr.  Todhunter  to  write  his  interpretation  of 
the  poem;  and  the  lady  sends  Browning  a  copy  of  the  interpre- 
tation.    1878. 

H.  G.  H. 

A  poem  to  Robert  and  Elizabeth  Browning.  Extracted  from  an 
unpublished  volume   of  pnems. 

HOLYOAKE,  GEO.  JACOB 

He  thanks  Browning  foi  acknowledging  a  little  book  which  he 
had  sent.  He  also  sends  Browning  some  copies  of  the  Chicago 
Railway  Guide  which  contains  some  reprints  of  Browning's  poems. 
1885. 


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BROWNINGIANA  201 

HOPE.  A.  J.  BERESFORD 

He  tells  Browning  that  he  is  enclosing  a  request  from  a  Mrs. 
Cayley.      1884. 

He  explains  that  he  has  just  received  Browning's  letter.  He  telli 
Browning  that  he  has  made  Mrs.  Cayley  very  happy  by  complying 
with  her  request.      1884. 

HOWARD.  GEORGE 

He  writes  Browning  to  express  his  enjoyment  of  Balauslion  s 
Adventures.      1871. 

KERR.  RALPH 

Telling    Browning   of    the   death   of    Lothian.      1870. 
Sending  a  notice  of  Lothian's   funeral.      1870. 

KINGSLAND.  W.  G. 

He  IS  enclosing  a  A'cn;  Year's  card  and  good  ivishes  in  the  shape 
of  a  sonnet.  He  also  encloses  a  New  Year's  Hymn  which  he  had 
written   for  a  festival  service.      1880. 

KNIGHT.  \VM. 

Concerning  the  bestowing  of  the  Lord  Rectorship  of  the  University 
of  St.  Andrews  on  Browning.     1877. 

He  speaks  of  Browning  as  a  philosopher,  and  refers  to  his  treat- 
ment of  immortality.  Asks  Browning  to  attend  a  meeting  of  the 
Wadsworth  Society.  He  also  asks  him  to  be  a  member  of  a  party 
which  he  is  planning.      1881. 

KNOWLES.  JAMES 

He  asks  Browning  to  write  a  poem  to  be  set  to  music  and  sung  at 
the  laying  of  the  foundation  stone  of  the  Imperial  Institute.  He 
also  asks  Browning  to  dine  with  him  on  the  day  that  the  Prince 
of   Vk  ales  does.      1887. 

He  asks  Browning  if  he  wishes  to  become  a  member  of  the  newly 
formed  Metaphysical  and  Psychological  Society...  He  encloses  a 
list  of  those  who  are  already  members.      1869. 

LEE.  S.  L. 

He  informs  Browning  of  the  formation  of  a  Society  at  Oxford 
to  study  his  works,  encloses  a  list  of  the  members  and  asks  if  he 
has  any  objections,  for  he  has  heard  that  Browning  does  not  ap- 
prove of  such  a  society.     1881. 

LEFROY.  EDWARD 

He  is  sending  Browning  some  sonnets.      1883. 

LEIGHTON.  W..  of  Wheeling.  Va. 

He  sends   Browning   a  copy   of   his   Shal(espeare's   Dream.      1880. 

LEWIS.  ELEANOR 

She   writes   to   correct   a   misconception   which   was   caused    by   her 

using    the    stationery    of    a    friend.      1886. 

She   sends  him   a  copy  of   Mores  poems.      1886. 

LORD'S   PRAYER.   IN   ARABIC.  THE 

Written    by    Aboo    the    African    Prince.      1833. 
LYALL.  SIR  C.  J. 

He  speaks  of  an  article  which  he  has  written  on  Omar  Khayyam. 

and  discusses  Omar  Khayyam  and  other  Persian  poets.      1885. 

He  sends  Browning  some  translations  of   Arabic  poetry  which  he 

has  recently  printed.      1878. 

He  suggests  some  corrections   in   the   Persian  names  of  Ferishtah  s 

Fancies  wnich  is  being  published  just  ther.      1884. 

He  asks   permission  to  call   on   Browning.      1885. 

He  speaks  of  the  Arabic  poetry  which  he  sent  him  the  year  before, 

and    asks    permission    to    send    some    more   that    he    has    translated. 

1879. 


202  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

MACCLYMONT.  C.  R. 

He  tells  Browning  how  tony  he  is  that  he  cannot  accept  the  Lord 

Rectorship  ot   Glasgow  Universiiy.     Sept.    1871. 

He  writes  to  Robert   Barrett  Browning  and  asks  him  to  influence 

his   father  to   accept  the  Lord   Rectorship   of   Glasgow   University. 

1871. 
MACKAY.  J.  M. 

He  thanks  Browning  for  a  gift  which  he  has  received.      1877. 
MARSTON,  WESTLAND 

He  says  that  his  friends  are  endeavoring  to  secure  him  a  pension 

and    asks   Browning   to  please   send    him   a   testimonial   which   will 

help  to  secure  him  the   desired   favor.      1877. 

He  thanks  Browning  for  having  sent  him  a  testimonial  which  will 

aid   him  in  getting  a  pension.      1877. 
McREATH.  JAMES 

Thanking  him   for  his  translation  of  Agamemnon.      1877. 
MEMORANDA  ON    FRENCH   HISTORICAL   PERSONAGES 

Four  lines  in  the  handwriting  of   Robert  Browning,   Sr.,   and  two 

in  the  handwriting  of  the  poet. 
MITCHELL,  ELLEN 

She  sends   Browning  a  copy  of   the   constitution   and  plans  of  the 

Chicago  Browning  Society.      1866. 
MOHL.  MARY 

She  tells  about  Mrs.  King,  whom  she  met   recently,  and  says  that 

Mrs.    King    was    an    ardent    admirer    of    Mrs.    Browning.      Ask» 

Browning  to  dine.     1875. 
MORLEY,  HENRY 

He  speaks  of  different  works  of  Browning's.     1878. 
MORRISON.  J.  T. 

Concerning  the  Lord  Rectorship  of   Edinburgh   University.      1886. 
MUNBY,  A.  J. 

He  writes  to   Mr.   P  urnivall   on   behalf  of   a  lady  who  wishes   an 

autograph  of  Browning.      Then  he  tells  of  an  incident  of  a  Vicar'i 

wife  who  had  never  heard  of  Browning.      1887. 
MUNDELLA,  A.  J. 

He   asks  Browning   to  dine   with   him   and   to  meet   some  admirers 

and  friends.      1875. 
MURRAY,  JAMES 

He    acknowledges    a    letter    from    Browning,    and    says   that    he    is 

glad  that  Browning  enjoyed  Alma  Murray's  recital.     He  encloses 

a    poem   which   he    has   written   in    French,    to   Victor    Hugo   after 

reading  his  last  will  and  testament.     1885. 

He  speaks  of   having   taught   Robert    Barrett   Browning,    and   then 

asks  Browning  to  go  hear  Alma  Murray  read  Pippa  Passes.  1888. 
PAGET,  VIOLA 

She  is  sending  her  brother's  verses  to   Browning  and   asks  him  to 

glance  at  them  if  he  has  time.     Oct.  8th. 

She  says  that  she  is  sending  a  copy  of  a  new  book  of  hers,  Baldxvin, 

for   it   contains    some    notes    upon    Caponsacchi.      These    notes    are 

the   result  of   some   discussions  with   Enrico   Nencioni.      1886. 

She   is   sending    Browning   a   volume    of    her   brother's    poems   and 

asks   that   it   be   allowed   to    lie   on    the    table   or   even    be    used    in 

lighting  his  kitchen   fire.      1882. 
PALGRAVE,  F.  T. 

He  admits  that  he  was  in  the  wrong  about  the   Cowper  pedigree. 

He  says  that  he  is   anxious  to  see  Browning's  Alcestis.      1871. 


BROWNINGIANA  203 

He  asks  Browning,  since  he  has  refused  to  be  a  candidate   for  the 

Poetry    Professorship,    if    he   will    serve    on    a    committee      as      he 

(Palgrave)    is  a  candidate.      1877. 
PAPERS 

Newspaper    clippings   concerning    the    grav<;s   of    Theodore    Parker 

and   Mrs.   Browning.     1862. 

Also    a    clippini;    concerning    Browning's    nomination    to    the    Lord 

Rectorship  of  St.  Andrews.      1868. 

Various  clippings  and   folders  of   Browning's.     A  calling  card  of 

Robert   Barrett   Browning. 
PATON,  ALLAN  PARK 

He  tells  Browning  that  he  has  some  letters  of  Mrs.  Browning, 
which  she  wrote  to  him  when  he  sent  her  some  of  his  poems.  He 
offers  them  to  Browning.      1883. 

PATRICK.  M. 

InformiiiT  him  of  the  students'  desire  for  him  to  be  elected  Lord 
Rector  of  the   University  of  St.  Andrews.      1889. 

PENNELL.  H.  C  . 

He  is  sending  Biorwning  his  Pucl(  on  Pcgasui  and  says  that  there 
is  a  shot  at  him   (Browning)   in  it.      1869. 

POLLOCK,  W.  H. 

He  asks  Browning  if  he  would  like  to  join  a  Rabelais  Club, 
which  is  being  formed.  He  includes  a  list  of  those  already  mem- 
bers.    1879. 

RAMSEY,  JAMES 

He  tells  Browning  about  tiie  failure  of  one  of  his  law  cases.   1878. 

R.  C. 

He  writes  Browning  about  the  title  of  a  book  by  "A.  C,"  and 
also  about  the  dedication,  which  is  to  be  to  Browning.      1871. 

REDFORD,  G. 

Attempting  to  correct  a  criticism  of  the  work  of  Robert  Barrett 
Browning.      1880. 

REED,  E.  J. 

He  is  sending  Browning  a  copy  of  his  book  on  Japan.      1880. 

RUSSELL,  LADY  E.  A. 

She  reminds  him  that  he  is  to  dine  with  her  to  meet   Tom  Brotvn. 

Jan.   I.   1863. 

She   thanks  him    for  some   crackers.      She   hopes   to   see   him   New 

Year's  Day.     Dec.  31,    1863. 

She  reminds  Browning  that  he  was  supposed  to  dine  with  hot   the 

day  before.     Feb.   12,   1864. 

He  has  failed  to  appear  at  a  dinner  which  she_was  giving.     Feb. 

13,  1864. 

She  writes  about  some   friends  "The  Stows  "  who  have  left  town. 

Then  she  reminds  him  of  an  engagement.     Nov.  10,  1864. 

She  writes  to  say  that  she  is  sorry  that  Robert  Barrett   Browning 

is  ill.     Feb.   14,   1865. 

Very   disconnected.     She   tells   of    some   one  who   is   to   marry   his 

cousin   who  will    not    answer   because   of   her    provincialism.      Feb. 

16,  1865. 

She  asks  him  to  dinner  if  he  has  time.     Feb.  25,   1865. 

She  has  not  been  to  see  Browning  for  some  time  because  there  ii 

a  great  deal  of   illness,  and   she  is   afraid  of   infection   on   account 

of  her  grandchildren.     Mar.  28,   1865. 

Memoranda  in  Latin.     .Asks  him  to  come  to  meet  Cartwright.     July 

14.  1865. 


204  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

She  asks  him  to  call  after  dinner  to  meet  some  friends.  Nov. 
6,    1865. 

She  tells  Browning  to  come  the  next  day  if  he  wishes  to  meet 
Cartwright.      Dec.  3. 

She  asks  him  to  dine  with  her.     Dec.  26,   1865. 
She  asks  him   to  dine  with  her   the  next   day.     Jan.  28,    1867. 
She  has  been  ill   again  with  bronchitis.     July  21,   1867. 
She   thanks   Browning    for   having   "executed    a    frivolous    commis- 
sion"  for  her  while  he  was  in   Paris.     May    I,    1869. 
She   tells   him    that   she   has   been    ill   and    asks   him   to   call   if   he 
has  time.     July    14,    1869. 

Very  curious  "Why  are  we  born  to  suffer?"  She  has  been  in 
great  pain.     April  2,  1870. 

She  asks  Browning  to  dine  with  her  to  meet  Mile.  Mohl.  June 
13.  1870. 

"Peter  Simple  could  not  more  innocently" — and  she  proceeds  to 
ask  Browning  to  dine  the  following  evening  and  to  call  whenever 
he  can.     June  25,   1870. 

She  reminds  him  of  an  engagement  to  dine  with  her. 
She  has  to  cancel   an  engagement  for  dinner  because  of  the  death 
of   Lord   Clarendon,   an  eaily   acquaintance.     June  27,    1870. 
SALISBURY.  G. 

He  is  sorry  that  Browning  will  not  be  able  to  be  with  the  Society 
on  the   14th.     June  8,   1882. 

SANDFORD.  JANE 

She  writes  to  renew   an  old  acquaintance.     May  5,   1868. 
He  has  not  answered  her  last  lettei  so  she  writes  Brcwning  again. 
Feb.  28.  1869.  ^ 

Very  long  and  interesting.  She  tells  him  about  herself.  She  has 
evidently  known  the  Brownings  for  a  long  time.     July  5,   1868. 

SEELEY.  J.  R. 

He  asks  B;owning  to  lecture  to  the  members  of  the  University 
College,  Oxford.     Nov.    19th. 

He  begs  Browning's  pardon  lor  persisting  about  the  lecture,  but 
he  did  not  understand  Browning's  attitude  towards  lecturing. 
Nov.  15,  1868. 

SIMON.  O.  J. 

He  writes  Brownmg  concerning  the  oppression  of  the  Jews  in 
Russia,  and  asks  Browning's  permission  to  sign  his  name  to  a 
requisition  to  the  Vice  Chancellor  of  Oxford  about  calling  a 
meeting.      1 882. 

SKELTON,  JOHN 

He  is  sending  Browning  a  copy  of  Fraser's  Magazine,  in  which 
he  has  expressed  his  admiration  for  Browning's  poetry.  Mar.  16, 
1863. 

SMITH,  J.  BROWNING 

He  gives  Browning  some  informaticm  about  the  early  Brownings; 

together    with    a    pedigree    of    the    Browning    and    Smith    families. 

1873. 
SMITH,  ADAMS  CLARKE 

He    says    that    he    has   some    very   valuable    books    of    Mr.    H.    S. 

Boyd,  some   of    which   contain    references   to   Mrs.   Browning,   and 

he  asks  Browning  if  he  cares  to  buy  them.      1887. 

He   says   that   he   is   sending    Mr.    Boyd's   books   to   Browning   and 

he   tells   something  of   their  history.      1887. 


BROWNINGIANA  205 

SMITH.  MARY 

She  asks  Browning  if  he  can  give  her  any  information  about 
Salvini,  who  has  suddenly  left  town.      1876. 

SPEDDING.  JAMES 

Invites  Browning  to  dinner   to  meet   his  mother.      1867. 

STANLEY,  DEAN 

He  encloses  to  Browning  a  letter  from  Mr.  Knight  whicli  hs  ha* 
received  asking  him  to  inform  Browning  of  the  students  choice 
for  Lord  Rectorship  of  the  University  of  St.  Andrews.      1877. 

SUTHERLAND.  WM. 

Asking  Browning  if  he  will  accept  the  nomination  for  the  Lord 
Rectorship  of   the    University   of   St.   Andrews.      1884. 

TA^'LOR.  JAMES 

He  asks  Browning  if  he  will  be  the  candidate  for  the  Lord 
Rectorship  of   Edinburgh   University.      1883. 

THOMPSON.  S.  R. 

He  sends  Browning  some  flcAvers  to  congratulate  him.  In  a  post- 
script he  announces  a  short  series  of  articles  on  Browning's  musical 
poems. 

THORN.  WM. 

He  sends  Browning  some  information  about  the  origin  of  some 
words.     1 864. 

TOMKINS.  KATE 

She  sends  Browning  some  poems  which  she  has  written  and  asks 
his  opinion.     May   18.   1887. 

Browning  evidently  encouraged  her  to  continue  her  work,  for  she 
writes  thanking  him   for  his   kind  words.     June  9,   1887. 

TREVELYAN.  G.  O. 

He  asks  Browni.ng  for  his  support  in  the  Ballot  at  the  Athenaeum 
Club.      1877. 

TULLOCH.  WM. 

Concerning  the  bestowing  of  the  Lord  Rectorship  of  the  University 
of   St.   Andrews.      1869. 

WALDSTEIN.  CHARLES 

He  tells  Browning  about  a  passage  in  Thucydides  which  might 
form  the  ground  work  for  a  poem  similar  in  character  to  those  in 
his  Dramatic  Id^ls.      1888. 

WEBSTER.  JAMES  C. 

He  inlorms  Browning  that  he  has  been  made  a  member  of  the 
Athenaeum   Club.      1862. 

WELL  WOOD,  JOHN 

He  informs  Browning  of  the  desire  of  the  University  Independent 
Club  that  he  be  their  candidate  for  the  Lord  Rectorship  of  Glas- 
glow  University.  The  envelope  is  endorsed  in  Browning's  hand- 
writing Rcclorship  of  Clasgoiv  UmvcrsilM.    1876. 

WILLIAMS.  REV.  J.  D. 

He  has  recently  been  made  Vicar  of  Bottisham.  He  tells  of  an 
incident  on  St.  Lukes  Day  when  a  Prof,  of  St.  Andrews  spoke 
on  Browning.      1880. 

WISEMAN.  XAVIERE 

Endorsed  in  Browning's  handwriting  from  Cardinal  11^  iseman's 
Mother,  R.  B..  '84.  She  expresses  her  pleasure  in  knowing  that 
the  BrcAvnings  had  not  suffered  from  the  heat.  She  continues  to 
say   that   they   are  very   humble   as   to   the   political    affairs.      1848. 

WOODROFFE.  L. 

He  asks  Browning  who  is  the  subject  of  the  lines  Tha  Lost 
Leader.     1870. 


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See  Murray.     82L88   Dpm. 

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Clirislophcr  Smart  and  BroTvning.    Poet  Lore  9:1:83-94. 
LETTERS,   AN    APOLOGY— ON    READING   THE    BROWNING 

LOVE 

By  Elsie  Higginbotham.    The  Academy.    Littell's  Living  Age  222: 

792. 
LETTERS,  ANCIENT  .AND   MODERN 

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LETTERS  AND  ESSAYS 

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By  Mrs.  Sutherland  Orr.  See  under  Life  and  Letters.     821.88  Bor. 

LETTERS  AND  MEMORIES  OF  HARRIET  HOSMER 

By  Mrs.   Lucian   Carr.    Dial   53:106:Aug.    16,    1912. 

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LETTERS  BETWEEN  CARLYLE  AND  BROWNING 

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LETTERS  BY  ROBERT  BROWNING 

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1897. 

Same.   Poet  Lore  9:1:83-94. 
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Munsey's  Magazine  21:794: Aug.   1899. 
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By  Chas.  Eliot  Norton.    Athenaeum  3444:581 -584 :Oct.  28,   1893. 
LETTERS  OF  PERCY  BYSSHE  SHELLEY 

With    an    Introductory   Essay.     Athenaeum    757:214-215  :Feb.    21, 

1852. 
LETTERS  OF  ROBERT  LOUIS  STEVENSON 

By  Sydney  Coivin.    Literary  Digest  18:249-250:March  4,  1899. 

LETTERS  OF  HORACE  WALPOLE,  THE 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh   Review    199:432-456: April    1904. 

LETTERS,  LOVE 

By  Charlotte  Porter.    Poet  Lore   11:2:301-309. 

Browning  Love  Letters.    London  Times.    Littell's  Living  Age  221  : 

166-1 70:  April  15,  1899. 

Browning's  Love  Letters.    Editorial.    Independent  51:833-34:1899. 

The  Browning  Love  Letters  Again.    Editorial.    Literary  Digest  18: 

638: June  3,   1899. 
LETTERS,  MRS.  BARRETT  BROWNING 

By   Claudius  Clear.    Bookman  6:463 :66:Jan.    1898. 

LETTERS  ON  LITERATURE 

By  Andrew  Lang.     826.08  L269. 

By  Andrew  Lang.    Independent  39:1  :72. 

LETTERS  TO  BROWNING 

McMillan's  Annual   59-66     821.88. 
LEVEY,  SIVORI 

The  Bo\)  and  the  Angel  (Robert  Browning).    Arranged  for  stage 

representation  in  costume.    2  copies.     821.88  Hbal. 

Robert  Browning  Birthday  Celebration  May  7,    1919.    (2  copies.) 

Epps.    By  Robert  Browning.     821.88. 

Journal  of  the  Robert  Browning  CiiilJ.     821.88  Xal. 

Pied  Piper  of  Hamelin  bv  Robert  Browning.    Arranged   for  stage 

representation.     821.88   Hppl. 

Selection  from  Sordello.   Spoken  to  Music.    By  Lieut.  Sivori  Levey. 

The  Soliloquy  of  Aeschvlus.     By   Robert  Browning.      821.88. 

F.  P.  Co.  Leaflet  2.    82l  .88. 


208  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

The  IVomen  of  Brorvmng.  Homage  lo  Robert  Droivning,  Aleph 
Tanner  66-67     821.88  Xht.    Also  821.88  Xrbg. 

LEWES.  M.  E. 

Some   Leilers   and   Recolleclions.     (Coinhill    Magazine.)     Littell'i 

Living  Age  193:673-689 
LEWIS.  MARY  A. 

Some    ThougJtls   on  Drorvning.     Macmillan's   Magazine    July    1882 

821.88   Dml. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age    154:238-246. 
LEWIS.  WILLIAM  D. 

The  Test  We  Must  Meet.    English  Journal  2:2:417-21  :Sept.  1913. 
LEY,  J.  W.  T. 

Literature.    Nation   109:522:Oct.   1919. 
LIBRARY  CATALOGUE 

Browning  Society  of  Boston   1897   (copy  2).    Forty-six  pages  and 

two  supplements  of  six  pages  each.     821.88  Absb. 
LIBRARY  JOURNAL 

Biographical   Notes  and  Selections   from  Fi'/'p   Men  and   Women. 

(In   Bibliography.)     38:2:390:July    1911. 

Drowning  Society  Papers.    By   Edward   P.   Van   Duzel.    28:104: 

March   1903. 

Same.   By  William  Stetson  Merrill.    28: 104: March   1903. 

Same.   By  Edward  C.  Williams.    28:52:Feb.   1903. 

List  of  Books  and  References  to  Periodicals  in  the  Brooklyn  Public 

Library.     37 :2:486-Aug.    1912. 

Public  Library  Bulletin  Called  The  Broxvning  Number.  In  Fitch- 
burg   (Mass.)    Public  Library.    31:345:JuIy   1906. 

Reading  List  on  Browning.    In  Worcester  Public  Library.   24:177: 

April    1899. 
LIBRARY  OF  THE  LATE  H.  BUXTON  FORMAN 

Forman    (Part    1).    The   Anderson    Galleries    (Mitchell   Kennerly, 

President),  New  York,   1920. 
LIBRARY    OF    LITERARY    CRITICISM    OF    ENGLISH    AND 

AMERICAN  AUTHORS,  THE 

Edited  by  Charles  Maulton.    1855-1874.   Elizabeth  Barrett  Brown- 
ing 6:228-247.  Robert,  Browning  7:677-720. 
LIBRARY  OF  THE  WORLDS  BEST  LITERATURE 

Warner,  Editor  5:2557-2565.    E  .L.  Burlingame.    Selections  2565- 

2593. 
LIBRARY  TABLE 

Oh,  Which  Were  Best?    By  Robert  Browning.    Chaufauquan   13: 

550:July    1891. 

The   Year's  at  the  Spring.    Browning.    Chautauquan    13:121  :April 

1891. 
LIBRARY  TABLE,  OUR 

Athenaeum   3622  :41 4-41  5  :  March  27,    1897. 

LIBRARY.  THE 

By  Helen  A.  Clarke.  Poet  Lore  2:2:94-100;  2:4:201-209;  2:6: 
321-323;  2:7:374-378;  2:8:427-435;  1:3:147-149;  1:4:196-200; 
1:5:240-256;     1:8:379-388;     1:10:490-491;     1:12:577-582;    2:7: 

378. 

By  Charlotte  Porter.    Poet  Lore  2:3:155-159;   2:4:201-209. 

LIDDELL,  MARK  H.  (AND  OTHERS) 

Browning's  Teaching  on  Faith,  Life  and  Love.  By  W.  Arthur 
Hind.    821.88  Rhtf. 


BROWNINGIANA  209 

Life  and  Letlers.  By  Charlotte  Porter  and  [  lelen  A.  Clarke.  Poel 
Lore    18:140-142. 

Life  of  Robert  Drorvning.    See  under  Biographical. 
The  Life   of  the  Spirit  in  Modern   Engliih  Poets.    Editorial.    At- 
lantic 76:130-134:July   1895. 

The     Worki    of    Geoffrey    Chaucer.      Athenaeum    3723:268-269: 
March  4.   1889. 
LIFE  AND  LETTERS 

Poet  Lore  11:2:144-160;  11:2:312-320;  11:3:459-462;  By  Hugh 
A.Clarke.  12:1:151-152;  12:1:154-160;  By  Mary  Cohen.  12: 
2:317-320;  12:4:624;  13:1:156-158;  13:2:305-320;  13:3:460- 
461;  13:4:604;  14:1:141-151;  14:3:21-23;  14:4:106-112;  15:4: 
132-139;      16:1:132-142;      16:2:139-140;      16:2:152-157;      18:2: 

537-538. 

By  Helen  A.  Clarke  and  Charlotte  Porter.    Poet  Lore   18:1:140- 
142. 
LIFE  AND  LETTERS.  BROWNINGS 

Outlook  44:31  :July  4.  1891. 

LIFE  AND  LETTERS  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

By  Mrs.  Sutherland  Orr.    2  volumes    1897     821.88  Bor. 
Same.  New    Edition    revised   in   part.      Rewritten   by    Frederic   G. 
Kenyon  1908     821.88  Bor2. 
LIFE  AND  AND  LETTERS,  MRS.  ORR'S 

By  William  G.  Kinasland.    Poet  Lore  3:10:522-528. 

LIFE  AND  LETTERS  OF  LESLIE  STEPHEN 

By   G.    W.    Prolhero.     Nineteenth    Century.     Littell's    Living   Age 

253:598-607. 
LIFE  AND  WORKS  OF  ROBERT  AND  ELIZABETH  BARRETT 

BROWNING 

By    Countess    Zampini-Salazar.      Littell's    Living    Age    253:510. 

Books  and  Authors. 
LIFE,  FRENCH,  IN  BROWNING 

Programme  of  The  Boston  Browning  Society   1898-99.    Poet  Lore 

10:3:429-430. 
LIFE  IN  A  LOVE 

By  L.  M.  Sidney.    Lessons  From  Broivning.     821.88  Dslb. 
LIFE  IN  POETRY:  POETICAL  CONCEPTION 

By  W.  J.  Courthope.    Nineteenth  Century  40:260-273 :  Aug.   1896. 
LIFE  OF  A  LITTLE  COLLEGE,  THE 

By    Archibald    MacMechan.     Drovining's    IVomen — The    Surface 

121-141     820.4  M167e  (2  copies). 
LIFE  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING,  THE 

By  Ronald  Bayne.  Contemporary  Review  99:4-6:Literary  Sup- 
plement No.   40. 

By    Edward    Dowden.      Littell's    Living    Age    287:384;     241-63. 

Books   and  Authors. 

By   W.   Hall   Griffin.     Independent   70:100. 

By    Prof.    Herford.     Littell's    Living    Age    241  :63.     Books    and 

Authors. 

By  William  Sharp.    Creat  Writers.    Edited  by  Eric  Robertson  and 

Frank  T.  Marzials.    Gr'fc/iograp/ip,  by  John   P.  Anderson.     821.88 

Bsh   (2  copies). 

By   W.  Sharpe.     Poet  Lore  2:6:286. 

With  notices  of  his  writings,  his  family,  and  his  friends.    By  W. 

Hall   Griffin.    Completed   and   edited   by   Harry  Christopher   Min- 

chjn.     821.88  Bg. 

See  Biography.   Above  page  31. 


210  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

LIFE  OF  SIR  JAMES  FITZJAMES  STEPHEN,  THE 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review  182:41 8-439 :Oct.   1895. 
LIFE  OF  TENNYSON,  THE 

By  Hamilton  Wright   Mabie.    Atlantic  Monthly  80:577-589: Feb. 

1897. 
LIFE  OF  THE  SPIRIT   IN   THE    MODERN   ENGLISH   POETS, 

THE 

Poet  Lore  7:8&9:455-458. 

Drowning  as  a  Humorist.    By  Vida  D.  Scudder.    201-238     808.1 

S436Is. 
LIFE,  ON  SOME  POINTS  IN  BROWNING'S 

View  of  a   Paper  Read   Before  the  Cambridge  Browning  Society 

Nov.  1882. 
LIFE  SPLINTERS  OR  RABAN 

By  W.  C.  Smith.    Athenaeum  2788:454-455: April   2,    1881. 
LIFE  WITHOUT  LITERATURE  IS  DEATH 

By  Pearl  Provence.    Baylor  Literary  12:126-28:Dec.   1903. 

LIFETIME  OF  LOFTY  ENDEAVOR,  A  BUSY 

Literary  Digest  30:216:Feb.   11,   1905. 
LIGHT  MAN,  A 

By   Henry  James.  Jr.    Galaxy  8:49-68:July   1869. 
LIGHT  ON  BROWNING'S  PERSONALITY,  NEW 

By  Anna  Benneson  McMahan.    Dial  50:206-9: March  16,  1911. 

LIGHTS  ON  BROWNING,  NEW 

By  F.   Greenslet.    Atlantic  92:418-423  :Sept.    1903. 
LIGHTS  ON  A  CURIOUS  ALLUSION  IN  THE  RING  AND  THE 

BOOK 

By  Hiram   Corson.     Poet   Lore   6:5:248-251. 
LILLY,  W.  S. 

The   Mission   of    Tennyson.     Eclectic    Magazine   45 :6I  7-625  :May 

1897. 

Same.  Fortnightly  Review  67:239-250:Feb.   1897. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  213:227-234. 

Tenn\)Son's  Mission.    Literary  Digest  14:639: March  27,   1897. 

LINE-NUMBERING,  IN  THE  RING  AND  THE  BOOK,  ON  THE' 

By  Benjamin  Sagar.    Browning  Society  Papers    12:53-63     821.88 

Dbs. 
LINEAGE 

By  Henry  Van  Dyke.    Atlantic  Monthly  99:260:Feb.   1907. 
LINN,  JAMES  WEBER 

Literature  for  Beginners.    New  Republic    12 :14-16:Aug.   4,    1917. 
LIPPINCOTT'S  MAGAZINE 

At    What   Age    Do    Literarv    Men   Do    Their   Best    IVorl^?     By 

Horatio  Winslow.    51:276. 

Shelle}).  By  George  L.  Knapp.    80:381. 

[Vavs  of  the  Hour  (Morning  Eyes).    By  Helen  Coale  Crew.    94: 

252-^253  :July-Dec.  1914. 

Who  Is    Your  Favorite  Author?     By   Ann   Steger   Winston.    62: 

726:  July    1898- Jan.    1899. 
LIPS  OF  MUSIC 

By    Charlotte    Porter.     Epilogue    Songs:    Written    for    Browning's 
Return   of  the  Druses.    Djabel's  Song,    115;    Anacl's  Song,    116; 
In  Praise  of  Drowning,   117.     811    P844I.    (Autographed.) 
LIST   OF   BOOKS   AND   REFERENCES   TO   PERIODICALS    IN 
THE  BROOKLYN  PUBLIC  LIBRARY 

Library  Journal  37  :2  :486:Aug.    1912. 


BROWNINGIANA  211 

LIST  OF  LTCHINGS.  A 

The  Pied  Piper  of  Hamclin.  after  the   Water-Colour  Drawing  by 
the   late   G.  J.   Pinwell,   31.    Published  by   Robert   Dunthorne  at  the  Cabinet 

of   Fine  Arts,   London,    1884. 
LIST  OF  SOME  OF  THE  PERIODICALS  IN  WHICH  NOTICES 

OF  ROBERT  BROWNING  HAVE  APPEARED  SINCE 

HIS  DEATH 

Browning  Society  Papers  12:98-101      821.88  Dbs. 

LITERARY  AND  BIOGRAPHICAL 

By  C.   W.   Pearson.     821.88  Lper. 

LITERARY  AND  BIOGRAPHICAL  ESSAYS 

Robert  Drorvrying.  A   Vohinie  of  Papers  tp  the   Wa^.    By  Charles 
William    Pearson.      (Typewritten)      821.88    Dper. 

LITERARY  ANECDOTES  OF   THE   NINETEENTH   CENTURY 
By  W.  Robertson   Nicoil   and  Thomas  J.  Wise.    At\  Opinion  on 
Tennvson.   Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning  33-A]      828  N 645  Vol.   I. 
Same.  Materials  for  a  Bibliography  of  the  IVritings  in  Prose  and 
Verse  of  Robert  Browning.   361-627     828  N645  Vol.  1. 
Same.  Elizabeth    Barrett    Browning,   and   Her   Scarcer  Bool(s.     2: 

81-101     828  N645  Vol.  2. 

Same.  Mrs.  Browning's  Religious  Opinions  as  Expressed  in  Letters 

to  V/m.  Merry.  Esq.    123-141     828  N645  Vol.  2. 
LITERARY  ASSOCIATIONS  OF  THE  AMERICAN   EMBASSY. 

THE 

By   F.   S.   A.   Lowndes.     Fortnightly   Review  83: 1040: June    1905. 
LITERARY  BOSTON 

By  Lilian   Whiting.    Cosmopolitan   10:209:Dec.   1890. 

LITERARY  CENTENIALS 

By    Annie    Kimbal    Tuell.     Atlantic    Monthly     109: 103-I07:jan. 
1912. 

LITERARY  CHAM  AND  HIS  COURT,  A 

By  H.  S.  Escott.    Fortnightly  Review    100:904  :Nov.    1913. 

LITERARY  CHICAGO  .AND  CONAN   DOYLE 

Editorial.    Literary   Digest    10: 103: Nov.   24,    1894. 

LITERARY  COINCIDENCES 

By  John  Dennis.     (Leisure  Hour.)     Litlell's  Living  Age    192:822- 

824. 
LITERARY  COMBAT,  A  COCKPIT 

By  Andrew  Lang.    Dial  44:167:March   16,    1908. 
LITERARY  CONFERENCES 

By  Walter  Besant.    Contemporary  Review  65  : 1  21 -I  39  :Jan.    1894. 

LITERARY  COURTSHIPS 

By    Eleanor    A.    Towle.     (Fortnightly    Review.)     Littell's    Living 

Age  223:220-231. 
LITERARY  CRITICISM,  CONTRADICTION  OF 

Editorial.    Literary   Digest  25:340:Sept.   20,    1902. 

LITERARY  CULTURE,  THE  WORTH  OF 

By  Prof.  Arlo  Bates.    Literary  Digest   1 5 :733-734:Oct.    16,   1897. 

LITERARY  CURIOSITY,  A 

Atlantic    Monthly    54:398-41 3  :SepJ.    1884. 
LITERARY  DIGEST 

Advice  to  Young  Authors.    By  Edgar  Fawcelt.    1 3  :202-3  :June  13, 

1896. 

American  and  European  Literature  of  the  Past  Two  Decades.    By 

Editor.   20:573-574. 


212  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

The    American    Production    of    Ulysses.     Editorial.     27:385:Sept. 

26,   1903. 

America's   Debt    to   British    PoetrM.     By    Mr.    Stedman.     22:316: 

March    16,    1901. 

The  Edwin  Arnold  Infatuation.    By  W.  S.  Smalley.    11  :521-522: 

Aug.  31,  1895. 

Arnold's  Hold  on  Immortality}.   36:730:May  16,  1908. 

Art's  Decline  and  Fall.    41  :546:Oct.  1,  1910     050  J712. 

As  to  Reading  in  Red.    Editorial.    28:112:Jan.  23,   1904. 

Alfred  Austin  and  His  Critics.   By  Editor.    21  :582:Nov.  17,  1900. 

The  Best  Poetry  for  Cirls.    By   Henry  Van   Dyke.    28:324-325i 

March  5,   1904. 

Books.  28:788-789 :May  28,  1904;  30:254-255 :Feb.  18,  1905. 

Books  Received.    25:534:Ocl.  25,   1902;   28:637: April  30,    1904; 
28:751  :May    21,    1904;    29:694:Nov.    19,    1904;    30:27:Jan.    7. 

1905. 

Same.   (Advertisement.)     By    Henry    Frowde.     31  :1002:Dec.    30, 

1905. 

Same.   (Advertisement.)    By  Eward  Howard  Griggs.    31  :887-888: 

Dec.  9,    1905. 

Same.    (Advertisement.)     By    Frederic   G.    Kenyon.      32:848: June 

2,   1906. 

A   Brief  for  Literature  as  a  Profession.    By  Col.  Thomas  Went- 

worth   Higginson.    31  :271  :Aug.  26.   1905. 

Robert  Bro-Qining.    (Poem.)    By  Henry  Van  Dyke.    44:2:1110. 

Browning  and  How  to  Studxi  Him.    By  Hamilton  \V.  Mabie.    20: 

781: June  23.   1900. 

Robert  Browning  as  a  Dramatist.    By  Edward  Dowden.    28:843- 

844: June  11.   1904. 

Browning  as   The  Preacher's  Poet.    By  Charles   Frederick  Aked. 

31:536:Oct.  14,  1905. 

Browning  in  Nickelodeons.    39:681 -682  :Oct.   23,    1909. 

Browning  on  His  Own  Obscurity.     32:937:June  23,   1906. 

Robert  Browning's  Altitude  of  Detachment.    By  Stopford  Brooke. 

26:149-1 50 :Jan.  31.   1903. 

Mrs.  Browning's  Ethical  Impulse.    By  Thomas  Bradfield.    13:715: 

Oct.  3.  1896. 

Browning's    Intellectual    Equipment.     By    Dean    Farrar.     14:552: 

March  6.   1897. 

Browning's  Lineage.    By  Henry  Van  Dyke.    34:266:Feb.  16,  1907. 

Mrs.  Browning's  Preeminence.    Editorial.    16:553  :May  7,   1898. 

Browning's    Profoundest    Poem.     By    T.    W.    Higginson.     23:39: 

July  13.  1901. 

The  Brownings'  Romance  as  Reflected  in   Their  Poetry.    31:609- 

610:Oct.  28.    1905. 

A  Busy  Lifetime  of  Lofty  Endeavor.    30:216:Feb.   II,  1905. 

Can  Literature  Be  Taught?    Editorial.    22:724-725 : June  15.  1901. 

A   Chat  About  Longfellow.    By  R.  H.  Stoddard.    12  :310-31 1  :Jan. 

II,  1896. 

Cherishing    the    Minor    Poets.     By    Sidney    Low.     40:62:Jan.    8, 

1910. 

Christianity's  Dependence  Upon  Literature.    By  Henry  Van  Dyke. 

31:957-958:Dec.  23.   1905. 

Clouded  Literary  Lives.    By  Sidney  Low.    39:482:Sept.  25.   1909. 

Colleges  Blamed  for  Our  Lack  of  Authors.    By  William  \V.  Ells- 


BROWNINGIANA  213 

worth.    53:2:304-305: Aug.  5.   1916. 

Colonel   Higginson's   Life   of   Longf ellotv .     By   T.    \V.   Higginson. 

25:868-870:Dec.  27.  1902. 

Complete  Iforlfs  of  Robert  Brotviiing.    By  George  D.  Spraul.    20: 

291:  March   3.    1900. 

Conditions  of  Great  Poetry.    By  W.  E.  Henley.    21  :729:Dec.   15. 

1900. 

Contradiction   of  Literary   Criticism.     Editorial.    25:340:Sept.   20. 

1902. 

/.  F.  Cooper's  Ranl(  as  Novelist.    By  William  L.  Alden.    18:339: 

March  25.   1899. 

The  Courlship  of  Robert  Drowning.    Editorial.    15 :879-880:Nov. 

20.  1897. 

Coventry    Palmare,    the    Poet    of    Love.     Editorial.     14:519-521: 

Feb.  27.  1894. 

Current  Poetry.    Editorial.    52:1  :75  :Jan.  8.   1916;    53:1:198-202: 

July  22.   1916. 

Defending  Keal's  Love  Letters.    By  Prof.  Albert  E.  Hancock.    37: 

633-634  :Oct.  31,  1908. 

Defending  Literary  Fads.    By  Howells.    40:1178:June  11,  1910. 

A  Defense  of  Mrs.  Browning's  Father.    By  C.  J.  Moulton  Barrett. 

18:578: May  20,  1899. 

A  Defense  of  the  Split  Infinitive.    By  Dr.  Thomas  R.  Lounsbury. 

28:653: May  7,   1904. 

Democratizing  Shal^espeare.    Editorial.     52  :2  :  1452- 1453  : May  20. 

1916. 

Does  Industrialism  Kill  Literature?    By  Dr.  C.  A.  Smith.    24:671  : 

May   17.   1902. 

Dumas  and  D'Artagnan.    By  Walter  Shaw  Sparrow.    15:462-63: 

Aug.  14.  1897. 

A  Duel  of  Literary  Reputation.    By  Charles  Leonard  Moore.    46: 

1:710-71  l:March  29.   1913. 

The  Ebb-Tide  of  Poetry  and  Criticism.    By  Rev.  Stopford  Brooke. 

21:691: Dec.  8.    1900. 

Mrs.  Eddv   and  Her   Views.     By   J.    I.   C.   Clarke.    22:730-731: 

June   15.    1901. 

Dr.  Eliot's  Five  Feel  of  Books.    By  Dr.  Eliot.    39:57-58:July  10. 

1908. 

The  English  Hall  of  Fame.    35:872:Dec.  7.   1907. 

Failure  of  Creal   Writers  as  Dramatists.    Editorial.    26:785-786: 

May  30.  1903. 

A    Few    of   Frederick   Locker's    Confidences.     Frederick    Locker- 

Lampson.    13:12:May  2.   1896. 

A  Forgotten  Rival  of  Tennyson  and  Drowning.   By  Edmund  Gosse. 

18:458-459: April  22.  1899. 

The  Cenius  of  Christina  Rossetti.    28:804: June  4.   1904. 

The    Cethsenmnc    of   Literature.     By   James    Douglas.     43:2:738 

Oct.  28.  1911. 

Gladstone's    IVarning    to    Verse   Makers.     Editorial.     13:425-426 

Aug.   1.   1886. 

A    Glance  at  Some  of  Stedman's    lVorf(.    By  Mary  J.   Reid.     10 

341-342:Jan.    19.   1895. 

A  Glimpse  of  Froude  at  Home.    By  Mrs.  Alexander  Ireland.    10 

490: Feb.  23.  1895. 

The  Greatest  Dool^s  of  the  Century.    By  Editor.    21:797:Dec.  29, 

1900. 


214  BAYLOR   UNIVERSITY 

The    Creaicsl    of    [Vomen    Poets.     Editorial.      I8:309:March    18, 

1899. 

A  Guide  to  the  Ne-a>  Books.    33  :91 3-91 4  :Dec.   15.   1906;   35:739- 

760:Nav.  16,  1907;  39:633-639:Oct.  16,  1909. 

Hawthorne   Through  His   Wife's  E^es.    Editorial.     15:41  42:May 

8,    1897. 

How  Browning  Made  a  Christian.    By  Dr.  Edward  Berdoe.    12: 

531: Feb.  29,  1896. 

How  Browning's  Fame  Was  Delayed.    By  H.  W.  Temple.    15:26: 

May    I,    1897. 

How   Browning's  Fame    Was  Dela\)ed    Twenty    Years.    By   Dean 

Farrar.    14:701  :April   10.  1897. 

How  One  of  Mrs.  Browning's  Boo^s   Was  Named.    By  Edmund 

Gosse.     10:493: Feb.  23,   1895. 

An  Ideal  Literary  Marriage.    37:426-427:Sepl.  26.   1908. 

Ten  Years  of  English  Literature.    By  Edmund  Gosse.    15:521-522: 

Aug.  28.  1897. 

India  Moving   Christward.     By    Harold    Begbie.     48: 1  :68-69:Jan. 

10.    1914. 

Individualism  as  the  Keynote  of  Nineteenth  Century  Literature.    By 

Edmund  Gosse.    22:345 : March  23,   1901. 

Intellectual    Leadership    of    Ceorge     William    Curtis.     By    Henry 

Mills  Alden.    28:44:Jan.  9,    1904. 

Henry  James  and  Others  on  Browning.    By  Sir  Arthur  Pinero  and 

Henry  James.    44  :2: 1  1  59-1  160:June    1,   1912. 

Keats  Ode  on  Melancholy,  as  First  Written.    By  Thomas  Went- 

worth   Higginson.     13:202: June    13,    1896. 

Walter  Savage  Landor's  Letters  to  Miss  Paynter.    Editorial.     18: 

398-399: April  8,   1899. 

Andrew    Lang    on    Tennvson.     By    Andrew    Lang.     24:320-321  : 

March  8,    1902. 

Letters  hy  Robert  Browning.    By  Wm.  G.  Kingsland.    14:425-26: 

Feb.  6,  1897. 

Letters  of  Robert  Louis  Stevenson.     By  Sydney   Colvin.     18:249- 

250:March  4,  1899. 

The   Life   of   Alfred    Tennyson.     Editorial.     1 5 :850-853  :Nov.    13, 

1897. 

Literary  Chicago  and  Conan  Doyle.    Editorial.     10:103  :Nov.  24, 

1894. 

Literary  Cems  for  the  British  Red  Cross.    By  J.  P.  Collins.    57: 

30-31  :April  20.  1918. 

Literary    Qualities   of  Disraeli.     By   Walter   Sichel.    29:642:Nov. 

12.    1904. 

Literature  in  1903.    28:141 -142 :J an.  30.   1904. 

Literature    of    the    Nineteenth    Century,    a    Retrospect.     20:77-78: 

Jan.  20.    1900. 

Longfellow   Through  Bliss  Carman's  Evies.     16:459-460: April    16, 

1898. 

Love  Letters  of  Two  Poets.    By  Alice  Meynell.    18:425-426: April 

15,  1899. 

Love   Letters,    Real   and    Otherwise.     Editorial.     22:506: April    27, 

1901. 

Lyric  Poetry   of  England,   Ireland   and  America   Compared.     By 

Chas.  L.  Moore.  23 :492-493  :Oct.  26.  1901. 

A  Maeterlinck  Play  in  Philadelphia.    Editorial.    26:613-614:April 

25.  1903. 


BROWNINGIANA  215 

Maeterlincli's  Monna   Vanna  and  Robert  Drowning.    By   William 
Lyon  Phelps.    26:456-457 :March  28.  1903. 
Edrvin  Markham  on  ihc  Poetry  of  Poc.   28:912:June  25.  1904. 
Edt>in   Marl(ham'i  Doof(  of  Poems.     Editorial.     1 8:695-696: June 
17.   1899. 

Edivin  Marl(ham's  Estimate  of  Kipling.    26:ll:Jan.  3.    1903. 
Meredith  as  a  Poet.    By  M.  Slurge  Henderson.    36:341 -42: March 
7.   1908. 

Mesmerism.    By  Ezra  Pound.    44:2:1110. 

The  Modern  Note  in  Literature.  By  Claude  Bragdon.  27:897: 
Dec.  26.    1903. 

More  of  Max  Mailer's  Literary  Recollections.  14:670-671  : April 
3.    1897. 

More  Light  on  Palmare's  Character.    By  Edmund  Gosse.    14:700- 
701:  April  10.  1897. 
Mosaic  Poetry.    39:494:Sept.  25.  1909. 

The  Moses  of  Michael  Angelo.  By  Robert  Browning.  49:2:1234: 
Dec.  19.   1914. 

Motives  and  Methods  of  Authorship.  By  G.  Eyre-Todd.  12: 
640-641. 

Prof.  Max  Mailer's  Recollections  of  Froude  and  Kingsley.  14: 
427-28:  Feb.  6.  1897. 

Musical  Possibilities  of  Poe's  Poems.  By  Charles  Sanford  Skitton. 
10:400:  Feb.  2.   1895. 

Necessary  Conditions  of  Creal  Poetry.  By  W.  H.  Mallock.  21  : 
248-249:  Sept.   1,  1900. 

The  Ncn>  Fiction.  By  Henry  Mills  Alden.  37:321  :Sept.  5.  1908. 
A  New  Theory  of  Walt  Whitman's  Cenius.  By  Dr.  R.  Maurice 
Bucke.    18:487-488: April  29.  1899. 

Notes  (Mrs.  Browning).    Editorial.    18:698: June  17.   1899. 
Alfred  Noyes  for  Princeton.    Editorial.    48:1  :552-553  :March   14. 
1914. 

An  Ode  to  the  Centenary  of  the  Birth  of  Robert  Drotening.    Poem. 
By  George  Sterling.    44  :2: 1 108:May  25.   1912. 
Same.   Forum  49:97-99. 

The  Old  Epic  and  the  New.  Editorial.  26:885-886: June  20.  1903. 
The  Old  Men  of  Literature.  By  Richard  Le  Gallienne.  48:1  :491- 
492:March  7.    1914. 

The  One  Thousand  Best  Bool{s  of  the  Providence  Library.  By 
Editor.    22:475:April  20.  1901. 

Palgrave  and  His  Friends.    Editorial.    18:518:May  6.   1899. 
Parthian  Shots  at  Pre-Raffaelite  Poets.    By  Stephen  Crane.    41  : 
2:647-48:Dec.  15.  1910    050  J712. 

The  Past  and  Present  in  Literature.  By  Editor.  22:128:Feb.  2. 
1901. 

Penalty  of  Meredith's  St\)le.  By  Paul  Elmer  More.  30:891  :June 
17.  1905. 

A  Plea  for  the  Poets.    Editorial.    13  :267-268:June  27.  1896. 
A   Poem   Which    Was  Mistal^en  for  Browning's.    By  Ophelia  G. 
Browning.    19: 130: July  29.   1899. 

Poe's  Place  as  a  Critic.    Editorial.    26:379-380: March    14.    1903 
The  Poet  in  Modern  Life.    Editorial.    27:772:Dec.  5.   1903. 
The  Poet  Laureate's  Latest.    14:583:March  13.  1897. 
The  Poet  of  the  Real.    By   G.  W.   Hutton.    37: 1 58-1 59: Aug.    I. 
1908. 


216  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

A  Poet  of  Transcendental  Life.  41  : 792-793  :Nov.  5.  1910  050 
J712. 

Poetr])  and  Profiis.    Editorial.    46:2: 1428  :June  28.  1913. 
The  Poetry  of  Social  Revolt.    25:342-343  :Sept.  20.  1902. 
Poetry,  War  and  Mr.  HoTvelh.    Editorial.    18:607: May  27.  1899. 
A  Pod  Who  Lives  hv  His  Verse.    33  :425-426:Sept.  29.  1906. 
A  Poet's  Painter.    Editorial.    54:2: 1  164-1 165: April  21.   1917. 
Present  Conditions  of  Literar})  Production.    By  Paul  Shorey.    13: 
521: Aug.  22.  1896. 

The  Present  Ehb-Tide  of  English  Literature.  By  Edward  Dicey. 
21:69:July  21.   1900. 

Progress  and  Poetry.  By  Gerald  Stanley  Lee.  43  :2:1099:Dec.  9, 
1911. 

Prometheus  Again  in  Drama.    30: 70: Jan.  14,   1905. 
The  Question   of  Greatness  in  Literature.    By  W.  P.  Trent.    24: 
865-866: J  una  28.   1902. 

Recollection  of  Moncure  D.  Conrvay.    30:53-54:Jan.    14.   1905. 
Religious  Influence  of  Rudyard  Kipling.    By  Rev.  J.  T.  Sunder- 
land.   19:258-259: Aug.  26,  1899. 

The  Renascence  of  Wonder  in  English  Poetry.  By  Theodore 
Watts  Dunton.    28:698: May   14.   1904. 

Room  in  hVeslminster  for  Mrs.  BroJvning.  By  Elizabeth  Porter 
Gould.    11:373: July  27.   1895. 

Christina  Rossetti.     Editorial.     10:31 2-31 3 :Jan.    12.    1895. 
Christina  Rossetti  Contrasted  With  Mrs.  Browning.   By  Mrs.  Alice 
Law.     ll:42:May    II.    1895. 

Dante  Cabriel  Rossetti's  Diseased  Cenius.  Editorial.  13:746-747. 
Rossetti's  Isolation  in  Nineteenth  Century  Prose.  By  Arthur  C. 
Benson.    28:587-588:April  23.  1904. 

The  Secret  of  Life  in  Poetry.  By  Prof.  W.  J.  Courthope.  13:588- 
589: Sept.  5.  1896. 

Shal(espeare's  l^ iew  on  Immortality.  By  Dr.  Frederick  Lynch. 
52:2: 1066:  April   15,    1916. 

Should  the  Bible  Be  Dramatized?  By  Rev.  F.  W.  Gunsaulus. 
19:378-379:Sept.  23.  1899. 

Should  Love  Letters  Be  Published?  Editorial.  23:190-191  :Aug. 
17.  1901. 

A  Sketch  of  Ian  MacLaren.  By  Rev.  D.  M.  Ross.  13:810-11: 
Oct.  24.  1896. 

Coldwin  Smith  on  The  Poetry  of  England.  By  Goldwin  Smith. 
29: 752-753  :Dec.  3.  1904. 

Some  Blunders  of  Critics.  By  Charles  Dudley  Warner.  15:702- 
703:Oct.  9.  1897. 

Some  Memories  of  Tennyson,  Browning  and  Ceorge  Eliot.  By 
Justin  McCarthy.    19:40: July  8.   1899. 

Some  Reconsidered  Reputations.  Editorial.  18:248-249:March  4, 
1899. 

Still  More  Books.   29:28:July  2.  1904. 

Study  of  Dictionaries.  By  William  Mathews.  13:525: Aug.  22, 
1896. 

A  Superb  Monster.    30: 143- 144: Jan.  28,  1905. 
Symonds  as  an  Interpreter  of  Italy.    By  John  Addinglon  Symonds. 
10:281 -282 :Jan.  5.  1895. 

Samuel  Cvleridgc-Tavlor,  The  Anglo-African  Composer.  29:835- 
836:Dec.  17.  1904.  ' 


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Teun\fson  and  Other  Poets  as  Dramatiiti.    Editorial.     15:548-549: 

Sept.  4.   1897. 

Tennyson  as  a  Minor  Poet.     Editorial.     48: 1  :6l9-620:March  21, 

1914. 

Tennyson,    The   Poet    of    the   English    Race.     By    Arthur    Waugh. 

13:330:July    11,    1896. 

Tennyson's  Mission.     By    W.   S.    Lilly.     14:639:March   27,    1897. 

Thoughts   About   a  Neiv    Poetical   Daivn.     By   Thomas    Bradfield. 

ll:250:June  29,    1895. 

Three    Octogenarian  Poets.     Editorial.     ll;160:June  8,    1895. 

The   Two  Bobbies.    By  Tom  B.  Meteyard.    10:73  :Nov.   17,   1894. 

An    Unintended    Literary    Hoax.     By    Mr*.    Jennette    Lee.     53:2: 

1175:Nov.  4,   1916. 

^Vhat  Does  the  Bible  Really  Teach  as  to  Divorce?    Editorial.    18: 

673-675: June  10,  1899. 

What  Is  the   True  Province  of  Poetry?    Editorial.     18:365: April 

1,   1899. 

What  Kipling  as  a  Poet  Lacks.    Editorial.    16:222:  Feb.   19,   1898. 

When  a  Nation  Hates.    Editorial.    49:2:954-955  :Nov.    14,    1914. 

Whitman  and  Browning  as  Poets  of  Barbarism.    By  George  San- 

tayana.    20:360-361. 

Why  Bronning  Is  Not  More  Popular.    By  E.  L.  Burlingame.    15: 

399-400: July  31,  1897. 

Why  Is  Browning  Popular?     By  Paul  Elmer  More.    30:775-776: 

May  27.    1905. 

Woman's    Viewpoint   in   Poetry.     Editorial.     35 :127-128:July    27, 

1907. 

Women  and  Poetry.    Editorial.    18:279-280:March  II,   1899. 

Women  as  Potrrayed  in  English  Literature.   Editorial.    16:703-704: 

June    11,    1898. 

Women    in    American    Literature.     Editorial.      I4:265-66:Jan.    2, 

1897. 

Women  in  Literature.    By   Kate  Upson  Clarke.     19:61 4 :Nov.    18, 

1899. 

The   Worth  of  Literarv  Culture.    By   Prof.  Arlo  Bates.     15:733- 

734:Oct.  16,  1897., 
LITERARY  DILETTANTEISM 

By  W.  G.  Kingsland.    Poet  Lore  6:10:512-518. 
LITERARY    ELEMENT    IN    MODERN    SIDE    EDUCATION    IN 

ENGLISH   PUBLIC  SCHOOLS 

By  E.  C.  Everard  Owen.    Contemporary  Review   102:2:560-566. 
LITERARY  ESSAYS 

By  Geo.  Edward  Woodberry.    On  Browning's  Death  59     824.91 

\V8811. 
LITERARY  FRIENDSHIP,  AN  IRISH  POETS 

By  Percy   F.   Bicknell.    Dial  44 :69-70:Feb.    1,    1908. 

LITERARY  GEMS  FOR  THE  BRITISH  RED  CROSS 

By   J.    P.   Collins.     Literary   Digest    57 :30-3I  :ApriI    30,    1918. 

LITERARY  GOSSIP 

Athenaeum    2881  :54-55:July     13,     1883;     2945 :444-445 :  April    5, 

1884;  3217:794:June  22.  1889;  3234:524-525:Oct.  19.  1889; 
3242:823-824:Dec.  14,  1889;  3243:860-862:Dec.  21.  1889;  3244 
897-898 :Dec.  28.  1889;  3246:50-51  :Jan.  11.  1890;  3247:86-87 

Jan.    18.    1890;    3255 :342-343 : March    15.    1890;    3264:642-643 
May    17.    1890;    3267:739-740:June  7.    1890;    3271:36-38:July   5. 

1890;  3282:388-390:Sept.  20.  1890;  3285 :484-486 :Oct.  1 1.  1890; 


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3293 -.778-779 :Dec.  6.  1890;  3311 :475-476: April  11.  1891;  3334: 

389-390:Sept.  19.  1891;  3337:487-488:Oct.  10.  1891;  3338:519- 

520:Oci.  17.  1891;  3343:688-689: Nov.  21.  1891;  3357:278-279: 

Feb.  27.  1892;  3366:566-567: April  30.  1892;  3433:229: Aug.  12. 

1893;  3438:389-390:Sept.  16.  1893;  3446:665-666:Nov.  11. 

1893;  3485: 196- 197: Aug.  11.  1894;  3488:290-291  :Sept.  1.  1894; 

3583:846: June   27.    1896;    3608:875-876:Dec.    19.    1896;    3622: 

418-419:March  27.  1897;  3634:81 1-8! 2: June  9.  1897;  3650:491- 

492:Oct.  9.  1897;  3662:24-25: Jan.  1.  1898;  3704:572-573:Oct. 

22,  1898;  4024:807-808:Dec.  10.  1904. 
LITERARY  HELP 

(Punch.)    Liltell's  Living  Age  261-123. 
LITERARY  HISTORY  OF  AMERICA 

By  Charlotte  Porter.    Poet  Lore   13:3:439-448. 
LITERARY  INSPIRATION  OF  IMPERIALISM.  THE 

Eclectic  Magazine   135:151 -161  :Juiy   1900. 

Scottish  Reviev^.    Litlell's  Living  Age  225:801-811. 
LITERARY  LIFE.  THE 

Pen  Pictures  of  Modern  Authors.    By  William  Shepard.     (Type- 
written)     821.88  Bsm. 
LITERARY  LONDON.  MORE  MEMORIES  OF 

By  E.  G.  J.    Dial   18:8-10:Jan.   1.   1895. 
LITERARY  LONDON  TWENTY  YEARS  AGO 

Atlantic    Monthly.     By    Thomas    Wentworth   Higginson.     80:753- 

761:Dec.    1897. 
LITERARY  MAN.  A 

By  Harriet  Jay.    Academy.    Liftell's  Living  Age  237:378-381. 
LITERARY   MEN.  AT   WHAT  AGE  THEY   DO  THEIR  BEST 

WORK? 

By  Richard  Le  Gallienne.    51  :273-277:March  1914. 

LITERARY  MOSAIC 

By  Chas.  W.  Hodell.   Ring  and  the  Book-     821.88  Hrhm. 

Modern  Language  23:3:510-519. 
LITERARY  NOTES 

Independent  39:1:176;   41:2:1154  41:2:1659;   51:141:1899;    57: 

1216:1904;   66:1402. 

Tennyson's   reference   to  Sale   of   Love   Letters.     Independent   74: 

591. 

Outlook  58:982: April  16.  1898. 
LITERARY  NOTES:  AN  ADDRESS  BY  MR.  AUGUSTINE  BIR- 

RELL 

By  Editor.   Outlook  58:188:Jan.  15.  1898. 
LITERARY  NOTES   (LETTERS  OF  ELIZABETH  BROWNING) 

Outlook  57:336:Oct.  2.  1897. 
LITERARY  NOTES  (SALE  OF  BROWNING'S  LETTERS) 

Outlook  50:515:Sepl.  29.    1894. 
LITERARY  PORTRAITS 

By  G.  K.  Chesterton  and  J.  E.  H.  Williams.    Bookman   12:472- 

481. 
LITERARY  QUALITIES  OF  DISRAELI 

By  Walter  Sichel.    Literary  Digest  29:642: Nov.  12.  1904. 
LITERARY  READINGS 

Munsey's  Magazine   15:507:July   1896. 
LITERARY  RECOLLECTIONS 

By  F.  Max  Mueller.    Coimopolii.    Littell'i  Living  Age  213:75-89. 


BROWNINGIANA  219 

LITERARY  SCRAP  HEAP.  THE 

Baylor   Literary   22:28-31  :Feb.    1914. 

LITERARY  SHRINES.  THE  FINANCE  OF 

By  William  G.  Fitzgerald.  Munsey'g  Magazine  37:733-743  :Sept. 
1907. 

LITERARY  STUDIES 

Bromung'i  Christmas  Eve   108-129     804  83661$. 
By    Dorothea    Beale.     Religious    Teachings   of   Drowning   83-107, 
IVordsTvorlh,   Tcnn^'ion  and  Browning,  or  Pure  Ornate  and  Gro- 
tesque Art   in  English   Poetry,    By    Walter   Bagehot.     (Reprinted 
from  the  National   Review.)     19:27     821.88  Dcg. 
By  A.  A.  Jack.    Contemporary  Review  101  :444-445: March  1912. 

LITERARY  STUDY.  THE  AIMS  OF 

By  Oscar  Lovell  Trigg.    Dial    1 8:203-4: April    1.    1895. 

LITERARY  TEACHING  IN  PUBLIC  SCHOOLS 

By  E.  C.  Everard  Owen.    Contemporary  Review    102:2:560-566. 

LITERARY  TREASURES  UNEARTHED 

Mrs.  Browning's  Opinion  on  Tennyson.  By  William  G.  Kingsland. 
Poet  Lore  8:1:23-27. 

LITERARY  WORLD.  THE 

Asolando.    21:I:3:Jan.  4,   1890     821.88  Xmal. 
Browning  Clubs  in  the   United  States.    By  Hiram  Corson.     14:8: 
1 27: April  21.  1883. 

Robert  Browtung.    20:26:480:Dec.  21.   1889     821.88  Xmal. 
Browning  Room  at  WellesleX).  14  :1  I  :  I  76-1  77:June  2.  1883     821.88 
Xmal. 

Browning's  Agamemnon.  Review  of  La  Saisiaz,  and  Dramatic 
Idyls.     13:419:Dec.  2.1882     821.88  Xmal. 

Brownings  Poems.  (Under  Review.)  149:487-488:Dec.  8,  1849 
821.88  Xmal. 

An  editorial  on  Robert  Browning.  20:480:Dec.  21.  1889  821.88 
Xmal. 

Magazine  Articles:  1,  Unique  Poems — Browning's  Dulse's  Inter- 
view With  Envoy,  193:Sept.  1849;  2,  Reviews — Robert  Brown' 
ing's  Poems,  487:Dec.  8,  1849;  3,  Reviews — Browning's  Aga- 
memnon, 419:Dec.  2,  1882;  4.  5e/ec<ions  From  Browning,  58: 
Feb.  24.  1883;  5,  Browning  Clubs  in  the  United  Slates,  by  Hiram 
Corson,  127: April  21.  1883;  6,  Selections  From  Browning,  157: 
May  19.  1883;  7.  Living  English  Poets,  172: June  2.  1883;  8. 
Robert  Browning,  480:Dec.  21.  1889;  9.  Asolando,  3  :Jan.  4. 
1890;  10,  Original  Poetry  (To  the  Memory  of  Robert  Browning), 
by  John  Savoy.  8: Jan.  4.  1890;  W,  Recollections  of  Robert  Brown- 
ing, 25:Jan.  18,  1890;  12.  Reviews — Balaustion's  Adventure  (The 
Nation),  178:Sepf.  14,  1871;  13,  Memorial  Exercises,  by  Sidney 
Lanier,  40-41  :Feb.  1,   1890     821.88  Xmal. 

Memorial  Exercises  to  Robert  Browning  held  in  King's  Chapel 
Jan.  28,  1890,  under  the  Auspices  of  the  Browning  Society  of 
Boston.  2I:3:40:Feb.  1,  1890  821.88  Xmal. 
Original  Poetry.  The  Twelfth  of  December.  1889.  To  Robert 
Browning.  By  R.  W.  Gilder.  2!:3:40:Feb.  1.  1890  821.88 
Xmal. 

Prospice.  By  Robert  Browning.  20:26:480:Dec.  21.  1889  821.88 
Xmal. 

Recollections  of  Robert  Browning.  21  :2:25-26:Jan.  18,  1890 
821.88  Xm«I. 


220  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Review   of   Asolando   Fancies   and   Fads.     By   Robert    Browning 

21  :1  :3:Jan.  4,  1890.    Houghton.  Mifflin  &  Co.     821.88  Xmal. 

Review  of  Poems  b\f  Robert  Drowning.    In  two  volumes.    New  edi- 
tion.   Boston:  Ticknor,  Reed  &  Fields.    l49:487-488:Dec.  8.  1849 

821.88  Xmal. 

Selections  From  Brorvning.    Review  of  E.  T.  Mason's  Droivning'i 

Lyrical    and   Dramatic    Poems.     14:4:58:Feb.    24,    1883     821.88 

Xmal. 

Selectiot}s  From   the  Poetr'^   of  Robert  Broivning,  with   an   Inlrt)* 

duction    by    Richard    Grant    White.      14: 10: 157:  May     19,     1883 

821.88  Xmal. 

To  the  Memory  of  R.  B.    By  John  Savary.    21  :I  :8:Jan.  4.   1890 

821.88  Xmal. 

Unique  Poems.    The  Duke's  Interview  with  the  Envoy.    By  Robert 

Browning.    136:193 : Sept.  8,   1849     821.88  Xmal. 
LITERATURE 

Editorial.    Independent  67:880-881. 

By  J.  W.  T.  Ley.    Nation  109:522:Oct.  1919. 

By  Frank  Jewett   Mather,  Jr.    Forum  34:226:Oct.    1902;    34:89: 

July   1902. 

By  Brander  Mathews.    Forum  40:499:Nov.   1908. 

A  Mysterious  Novel.    Editorial.    Independent  53:619-1901. 
LITERATURE  AND  DEMOCRACY 

Eclectic  Magazine    137:237-245: Aug.    1901. 

MacMillan.    Litteirs  Living  Age  229:647-655. 
LITERATURE  AND  LIFE 

By  Arthur  C.   Benson.    Century  88:773-778:Sept.    1914. 
LITERATURE  AND  THE  SCIENTIFIC  SPIRIT 

By  Oscar  L.  Triggs.    Poet  Lore  6:3:113-126. 
LITERATURE  AS  A  RESOURCE 

By  Hamilton  Wright  Mabie.    Chautauquan  22:65-74:Oct.   1896. 
LITERATURE,  CLASSICAL  AND  MODERN 

By  R.  Y.  Tyrrell.    Eclectic   Magazine   142:520  523: March    1904. 
LITERATURE  CRITICISM 

By  F.  H.  Farrar.    Forum  9:286:May   1890. 
LITERATURE,  DIAPHANOUS 

By  Frederic  Harrison.    Dial  45:391  :Dec.  I.   1908. 

LITERATURE  FOR  BEGINNERS 

By  James  V/eber  Linn.    New  Republic  12:14-16:Aug.  4.   1917. 
LITERATURE  IN  THE  ELEMENTARY  SCHOOL 

By  Porter  Lander  Mac  Clintock.    Elementary  School   Teacher  3: 

146- 155:  July    1902. 

LITERATURE  IN  THE  MARKET  PLACE 

By  Geo.  E.  Woodberry.    Forum   ll:654:Aug.    1891. 
LITERATURE  IN  1903 

Literary   Digest   28: 141 -142:Jan.   30,    1904. 

LITERATURE,  ITS  TOILS  AND  REWARDS 

Editorial.    Baylor   Literary   6:218-221  :Feb.    1898. 

LITERATURE,  THE,  LEADER  OF  THE  PEOPLE 

By    Prof.    Kuno    Francke.     Journal    of    American    History   4:20: 
First  Quarter   1910. 

LITERATURE  OF  DREAMS 

A   Study   in    the   -Dream-Craft  of  Holmes,  Burns,  Lamb,   Hood, 
Lowell  and  Tennyson.    By  L.  W.  Smith.    Poet  Lore  7:5:233-243. 

LITERATURE  OF  NINETEENTH  CENTURY,  A  RETROSPECT 

By  Sidney  Lee.    Literary  Dige.t  20:77-78:Jan.  20.  1900. 


BROWNINGIANA  221 

LITERATURE  OF  THE  WORLD 

Poet  Lore  10:4:598-604. 

LITERATURE:  RECENT  BIOGRAPHY 

By  Herbert   W.  Harwili.     Forum  3S:73:JuIy    1903;    36:555 :Jan. 

1905. 
LITERATURE.  STUDIES  IN 

Chautauquan    i  5  :502-503  :July    1892. 

LITERATURE:  THE  ART  OF  LETTER  WRITING 

By  Herbert  W.  Harwill.    Forum  36:554:Jan.   1905. 

LITERATURE.  THE  CONCEPTION  OF  RESURRECTION  IN 

Contemporary    Review    103 :585-588:April    1913  :Literary   Supple- 
ment. 

LITERATURE.  THE  GETHSEMANE  OF 

By  James  Douglas.    Literary  Digest  43 :2:738:Oct.  28,   1911. 

LITERATURE.  THE  NEW 

By  H.   W.  Mabie.    Outlook   102:204. 
LITERATURE.  THE  OLD  MEN  OF 

By  Richard  Le   Gallienne.    Literary   Digeit   48: 1  :49l -492:March 

7.   1914. 
LITERATURE.  WOMEN  IN 

By  Kate  Upson  Clarke.    Literary   Digest    l9:614:Nov.    18.    1899. 
LITTELL.  PHILIP 

Books  and   Things.    New   Republic  2:330:May    1,    1915;    13:24: 

Nov.  3.    1917;    13:254:Dec.   29.    1917. 

Opiimism  of  Robert  Browning.    New  Republic  2:330:May  1.  1915. 
LITTLE  BOOK  OF   POETS'   PARLEYS 

By  Charlotte   Poiter  and   Helen  A.  Clarke.    Littell's  Living   Age 

239:318.    Books  and  Authors. 
LITTLE.  CHARLES  J. 

Browning's  Use  of  History  from  Memorial  Meeting  of  the  Syracuse 

Browning  Club  9-13     821.88   Bsr. 
LITTLE  ESSAYS  IN  LITERATURE 

By  Richard  Burton.    The  Brownings  287-291      814  B974I. 
LITTLE  GIRLS  RECOLLECTIONS.  A 

By    Henriette   Corkran.     Temple    Bar.     Littell's    Living   Age    204: 
311-315. 

LITTLE  JOURNEYS  TO  THE  HOMES  OF  ENGLISH  AUTHORS 
By  Elbert  Hubbard.  Robert  Browning.  Done  into  print  by  the 
Roycrofters  at  the  Roycroft  Shop,  which  is  in  East  Aurora,  New 
York.  U.  S.  A.    821.88  BhI. 

LITTLE  TALK  ABOUT  A  GREAT  POET.  A 

By  Klyda   Richardson  Steege.    St.   Nicholas  30: 1  1  :977-981  :Sept. 
1903. 

LIVING 

By    Charles    W.    Harvey.      New    Church    Review     16:75-86:Jan. 
1909. 

LIVING  AGE.  LITTELL'S 

Anecdotes  of  Robert  Browtnng.    184 :824:March  29,   1890. 

An  Apolog); — On  Reading  the  Browning  Love  Letters.    By  Elsie 

Higginbotham.    (Academy.)    222:792 

Affectation.     (Sat.   R.)     129:248-251. 

Afternoon    Call,    An.     (Temp.    Bar.)     203:208-215. 

Archbishop   Trench's  Poems.    By  Aubrey  De  Vere.     (1 9th  Cent.) 

178:131-144. 

Arnold.  Matthew.    By  Leslie  Stephen.     (Natn'l   R.)     200:90-103. 

Same.  By    Frederic    Harrison.     (19th    Cent.)     209:362-367. 


222  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Deddoes,  Thomas  Lovell.    By  Mrs.  Andrew  Crosse.    (Temp.  B.) 

201:137-166. 

Doofis  and  /lulhora: 

The   Poetry    of    Robert    Droiemng.     By    Stopford    Brooke. 

235:703. 

Lellen  of  Roberl  and  Elizabeth  Barrett  Drorvning.    219:737. 

Letters   of   the  Drownings.    219:399;    221:669. 

Stopford  A.  Brooke's  Lectures.    220:604;   223:402. 

Westminster  Biographies.    By  Arthur  Waugh.    226:334. 

Robert  Browning.    By   Hall   Griffin.    243:374. 

An   Introduction    to    the    Stud^    of   Browning.     By    Arthur 

Symons.    233:639. 

Life  and  Worlds  of  Robert  and  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning. 

By   Countess   Zampini-Salazar.    233:510. 

The    Paracelsus    of    Browning.     By    Christina    P.    Denison. 

271:318 

Lectures  in  German  Universities.    243:823. 

Florence  in  the  Poetry  of  the  Brownings.    By  Anne  Benne- 

son   McMahan.    243:828. 

The    Paracelsus    of   Browning.     By    Christina    P.    Denison. 

271:192. 

The  Brownings:    Their  Life  and  Art.    By   Lilian   Whiting. 

271 :372. 

Life   of  Browning.    By    Prof.    Herford.     241  :63. 

Same.  By    Prof.    Dowden.    241  :63. 

Maeterlinck   and   Browning.     238:511. 

English   Literature.     By   G.   H.   Mair.    272:383. 

A^eip    Poems    fcp    Robert    and    Elizabeth    Barrett    Browning. 

Edited  by  F.  G.   Kenyon.    285:190. 

Browning's  Ancestor.    233:574. 

Life  of  Roberl  Browning.    By  Edward  Dowden.    287:384. 

Browning   and  Padriac  Colum.    292:448. 

Stopford   Brooke's   Monogram   on   Robert   Browning.     234: 

823. 

Little   Books   of   Poets'   Parleys.     By    Charlotte    Porter    and 

Helen  A.   Clarke.    239:318.    ' 

Browning's   Essa^   on   Shelle}).    238:319. 
British  Art  in  Venice.    By  Marcus  B.  Huish.    (19th  Cent.)    262: 
404-410. 

Browning,   Elizabeth    Barrett.     (Lon.    Times.)     249:173-179. 
Browning's   Letters,   Mrs.     (Athenaeum.)     215:239-243. 
Browning,  Elizabeth   Barrett.    Lond.   T.)     241:312-316. 
Browning,  Mrs.     (MacM.)     179:802-808. 

Browning,    Elizabeth    Barrett.     By    Pompeo    Molmenti.      (Nuova 
Ant.)    219:35-40. 

Browning,   Robert.     (Quart.    R.)      185:666-681  : June    14.    1890. 
Brownings,    The.     By    Mrs.    Andrew    Crosse.     (Temp.    B.)     192: 
719-728. 

Carl\)lc,    Thomas.     (Quart.    R.)      113:666-683. 
Chapters    From    Some    Unwritten    Memoirs    in    Ital^.     By    Anne 
Ritchie.    (MacM.)    203:548-553. 

Browning,  Robert,  A   Sequence  of  Sonnets  on   the  Death  of.    By 
A.  C.  Swinburne.    (Fortn.  R.)     184:447-448: Feb.    15.    1890. 
Browning?    Yes  in  a  General  Wa\)  (Poem).    From  H.  E.  W.  to 
W.   C.    E.     (Spectator.)     190:578. 
Drowning,   A  Pgcm   to.    By  Pakenham  Beatty.     198:770. 


BROWNINGIANA  223 

Drorvning,    Robert,    and    Alfred    Dometl.     By    W.    Hall    Griffin. 
(Contcmp.   R.)     244:393-4I0:Feb.    18.    1905. 

Dromniug,  Roherl.     By   G.    William    Sharpe.     (Chur.    Quart.   R.) 
186:771 -784:  Sept.  1890. 

Brownlng'i   Porlraiti    of    Women.     By    \V.    T.    Davison.     (Lond. 
Quart.  R.)    281 :352-356. 

Drorvning'i    Vierv    of   Life.     (St.   James'   Gaz.)      184:255-256. 
Broivning,  5(  me    Thoughls,   On.    By    Mary   A.   Lewis.     (MacM.) 
154:238-246:JuIy  22.    1882. 

Same.   By  H    D.   Traill.     (Contemp.   R.)     178:88-96. 
Arnold.   Mailhew,   As   a   Popular  Poet.     By    Wm.   A.   Sibbald. 
(MacM.)    241:83-98. 

Asolo    and    Its    Neighborhood.     By    Linda    Villari.     (Murray's.) 
191:367-371. 

Asolan   Country,   In   the.     By    Eugene    Benson.     (New    R.)     211: 
115-121. 

At  the  Sign  of  the  Plough.     (Cornhill.)    268:563. 
At  the  Sign  of  the  Plough;  Questions  on  Browning's   PVor{{s.    By 
Owen    Seaman.     (Cornhill.)     269:54-55.    175. 
Robert  Browning,   By   E.   F.   Bridelle-Fox.     (Argosy.)     184:762- 
766. 

Same.  By   Stopford   A.    Brooke.     (Contemporary    Review.)    184: 
290-297. 

Same.  By  Andrew  Lang.    (Contemporary  Review.)    190:563-570. 
Same.  By  Roden  Noel.    (Contemporary  Review.)    159:771-781. 
Same.  By  H.  D.  Traill.    184:297-300     821.88  Xman. 
Same.  A  Poem.    By  Mary  A.  Woods.    (Academy.)    231  :528. 
Same.    (Time.)    A   Young  Man's  Recollections.    187:673-677. 
Browning    and    Butler.     By    J.    Churton    Collins.     (Contemporary 
Review.)    267:461  488. 

Robert  Browning  and  Alfred  Domett.    By  W.  Hall  Griffin.    (Con- 
temporary  Review.)     244:393-410. 
Browning  and  Italy.    (Spectator.)    274:54-58. 
Browning  and  Tennyson.    (Spectator.)     184:190-192. 
Same.    (Blackwood's  Magazine.)     184:240-245. 
Browning    and     Wordsworth.     By    Harry    Christopher    Minchin. 
(Fortnightly  Review.)    27:104-112. 

Browning  as  a  Preacher.    By  Miss  E.  D.   West.     (Dark  Blue.) 
111:707-723. 

Browning  as  a  Religious  Teacher.   By  R.  H.  Hufton.  Cood  Wordi. 
1 84:2385:660-665:  March  15.  1890. 

Browning   Biography.     By   Emily    Hickey.     (Nineteenth   Century 
and  After.)    268:201-213. 

Browning's    Casuistry.     By    Sir    Leslie    Stephen.      (National    Re- 
view.)    236:257-271  :Jan.    31.    1903. 

Robert  Browning  in  Edinburgh.     (Cornhill   Magazine.)     260:653- 
663. 

Browning   in   London.     By   E.    Beresford   Chancellor.     (Outlook.) 
273:755-757. 

Robert  Browning.  In  Memoriam.    By  Edmund  Gosse.     (New  Re- 
view.)  184:372-375. 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    By  John  Dennis.    Leisure  Hour  86- 
90:Feb.  1889.    180:629-635    821.88  Xbm. 
The  Browning  Love  Letters.    (London  Times.)    221:166-170. 
Robert  Browning,  the  Musician.    By  A.  Goodrich-Frecr.     (Nine- 
teenth Century  and  After.)    229:803-811. 


224  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Droivning  Oul  I'/ est.    By  Frederick  Morgan  Padelford.    (Cornhill 

Magazine.    252:691-697. 

A   Browning  Pilgrimage.     By   Arthur   J.   Whyte.     (Contemporary 

Review.)    277:542-550. 

Drownings  Only  Public  Speech.    184: 192: Jan.  4.  1890. 

Mr.    Browning's    Place    in    Literature.     (Contemporary    Review.) 

122:67-85. 

Browning's  Poems.    A  Review.    108:155-166. 

Browning's  Theology.    (The  Spectator.)    192:374  376. 

A    Budget   of  Memories.     By   Sir   George   Otto  Trevelyan.    260: 

280:284: Jan.  30,  1909. 

Children   in   English   Poetry.     (Contemp.   R.)     267:108-111. 

Churchill,  Lord  Randolph.    By  Sir  Herbert  Maxwell.    (Nat'l  R.) 

205:28-37. 

Cla.^sical    and   Modern    Literature.     By    R.    Y.    Tyrrell.     (Pilot.) 

240:567-570. 

Comparison  of  Elizabethan   With  Victorian  Poetry,  A.    By  J.  A. 

Symonds.     (Fortn.    R.)      180:195-209. 

Concerning    Leigh    Hunt.     (Cornhill.)      194:131-144. 

Conditions  of   The   Grand  Style,    The.     (Spect.)     157:120-123. 

Confidences    of   a    Society   Poet,    The.     (Lond.    Quar.    R.)     211: 

362-370. 

Conversations    and    Correspondences    With    Thomas    Carlyle.     By 

C.   Gavan   Duffy.     (Contemp.   R.)     192:531-550. 

Critics   and   Authors.     (Sat.    R.)     141:318-320. 

Debt  of  English  to  Italian  Literature.    By  J.  A.  Symonds.    (Fortn. 

R.)     125:131-138. 

Decay   of  Literature,    The.     (Cornh.)     155:617-624. 
Departure  From   Tradition,  A   Story  of  the    Year  '95.    By  Rosa- 
line   Masson.     (Chamb.    Jour.)     207:15-23. 

Did  Browning    Whisde   or  Sing?     By   F.   M.   Padelford.     (Corn- 
hill  Magazine.)     261  :475-482. 

Difficulties    of   Religious  Poetry,    The.     (Spect.)     213:276-278. 
Did   Browning    Whistle    or   Sing?     By    Padelford.     261  :475-482. 
Dip   in    Criticism,   A.     By   Andrew    Lang.     (Contemp.    R.)     179: 
352-357. 

Discretion    and    Publicity.      (Edinburgh    Review.)     221:807-820: 
June   17,    1899. 

Early    Vicloriuns  and   Ourselves.     By    G.   S.    Street.     (Fortn.    R.) 
251:617-624. 

Emerson,  Ralph    Waldo:  An  Ethical  Studv.     By   Henry  Norman. 

(Fortn.  R.)     158:771-777. 

Emily,  Lady    Tennyson.     By  Annie   Fields.    21  1  : 765-766. 

England  of  English  Poets,    The.     (Times.)     285:677-681. 

English   Lyrical  Poetry.     By   J.    D.     (Cornhill.)     122:195-208. 

£ng/i's/7    Vers   de   Societe.     (Quart.   R.)      122:707-720. 

Ethics   of   Parody,    The.     (Acad.)     238:125-127. 

A  Few  Conversationalists.    (Cornhill  Magazine.)    233:547-558. 

Fine  Passes  in  Verse  and  Prose  Selected  by  Living  Men  of  Letters. 

Fortnightly  Review  48:297-3 16: Aug.    1887. 

Four    Victorian  Poets.     (Times.)     257:244-249. 

Francis    Thompson:    A    Study    in    Temperament.     (Lond.    Quart. 

R.)    203:403-410. 

French  Study  of  Burns,  A.     (Blackw.)     198:735-743. 

From  the  Land  of  Letters.    By  Thomas  F.  Plowman.     (Cornhill.) 

288:598-609. 


BROWNINGIANA  225 

Future  of  Fiction,  The.    By  Mr.  }  lemendra  I'rasad  Gliose.   (Hind. 

R.)    268:154-159. 

The    ClaJstone-DroiPning    Coiitroveny.     By    Richard    E.    Crook. 

(Gentleman's   Magazine.)     246:626-630. 

Climpies   of    Thomas    CarlvU-.     By    Percy    Fitzgerald.     (Contemp. 

R.)     278:216-223. 

Glorious  Robert  BroToning.    By  Emily  Hickey.     (Nineteenth  Cen- 
tury and  After.)    271:270-283. 

Half  a  Century  of  Literary  Life.     (Lond.  Quart.   R.)     158:387- 
401. 

Harvthorne,   Mathaniel.     (St.    Paul's.)     109:707-713. 
Heavy   Fathers.     By   Rowland   Grey.     (Fortn.    R.)     262:473-480. 
Hervc    Riel — A    Poem.     By    Robert    Browning.      (Cornh.)      109: 
63-64. 

Hours  ill  a  Library.     (Times.)     292:283-287. 

Hoiv    to    Read.     By    Arnold    Houltain.     (Blackw.)     208:515-528. 
Hunt,   Leigh.    By   F.   'Warre  Cornish.     (Temple   B.)     210:3-14. 
Hu.xlcv,    Thomas    Henry,    A    Reminiscence.     By    Wilfrid    Ward. 
(19th 'Cent.)      210:579-592. 
Ilhntration.      (Blackw.)      112:67-79. 

In   the   Poet's   Garden.     By   Phil    Robinson.     (Contemp.   R.)     198: 
419-431. 

Inspired  Little  Creature  and  the  Poet  IVordstvorth,  An.    By  Rosa- 
line   Masson.     (Fortn.    R.)     267:790-801. 
Intellectual   Effect    of   Old   Age.     (Spect.)      184:249-251. 
Is   Literature   Dying?     By    Herbert    Paul.     (Contemp.    R.)     253: 
387-395. 

Is    Poetry    Unpopular?      (Spec.)      240:820-823. 
Italian   Poets   of    TodaM.     By    Helen    Zimmern.     (Blackw.)      193: 
451-465. 

Landor.    IValter  Savage.    By  John  Fyvie.     (Temp.   B.)    206:3-12. 
Landor's  "Imaginary   Conversations."     (Cornh.)     140:3-15. 
La  Saisiaz   in    1895.     By   A.   Taylor   Innes.     (Contemporary   Re- 
view.)   210:679-689. 

Leaves  From  the  Diar\}  of  a   Tramp.    By  J.  A.   H.)     (Cornhill.) 
262:143-149. 

Letter  to  A  Friend.    By  Robert  Browning.    (Leisure  Hour.)     184: 

768. 

Letters  from  Elizabeth  Barrett  Broivning  to  the  Author  of  Orion  on 

LitcrarX)  and  General   Topics.    B\i  R.  H.  Home.    (Contemporary 

Review'.)     120:281-290. 

Life   and  Letters  of  Leslie   Stephen.     By   G.   W.   Prothero.     (19th 

Cent.)    253:598-607. 

Literary    Coincidences.     By   John    Dennis.     (Leisure    Hour.)      192: 

822-824. 

Literary    Courtships.     By    Eleanor   A.   Towle.     (Fortn.    R.)     223: 

220-231. 

Literary  Help.    261  :123. 

Literary  Inspiration  of   Imperialism.     (Scottish    R.)     225:801-811. 

Literary  Man,  A.    By  Harriet  Jay.     (Acad.)     237:378-381. 

Literarv   Recollections.    By   F.   Max   Muller.     (Cosmopolis.)     213: 

75-89. ' 

Literature   and   Democracy.     (MacM.)     229:647-655. 

Little  Girl's  Recollections,  A.    By  Henrietle  Corkran.    (Temp.  B.) 

204:311-315. 


226  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Lord  De    TaHe'^.    A   Portrait.     By   Edmund  Gosse.     (Contemp. 

R.)    208:346-357. 

Lord  Lviton's  Ran}(  in  Literature.   By  W.  S.  Blunt.    (19th  Cent.) 

193:805-811. 

Lord  Lotion's  Letters.     (Lond.  T.)    251:754-758. 

Litton  ,Ed-ward  Bulwer.    By  Edmund  Gosse.     (Forfn.  R.)    280: 

3-13. 

Meredith,   George.    By   Percy   Lubbock.     (Quart.    R.)     264:515- 

526. 

Meredith  in  His  Poems,  Mr.    By  Edward  Dowden.    (Fortn.  R.) 

193:495-503. 

Minor  Poets,   The.    By  Andrew   Long.     (Longman's.)    217:279- 

280. 

Montgomery,    James.     By    George    Gilfillan.     (Tait's.)      1 1  :57-60. 

Moral  Philosophy  of  Meredith.    By  G.  K.  Chesterton.    (Contemp. 

R.)     262:423-427. 

Morris'  Poems,  IVilliam.    By  Andrew  Long.    (Longman's.)    211: 

323-336. 

Mailing    of    a    Poet,    The.     By    Stephen    Gwynn.      (19th    Cent.) 

265:484-493. 

MatrimonX)    and    the    Marx    o/    Letters.     By    Sidney    Low.     (19th 

Cent.)     263:131-138. 

Memorable    Art    Class.     By    Thomas    Sulman.      (Good    Words.) 

214:889-893. 

Nature   in   Modern  Poetry.     (Outl.)     256:755-758. 
New   Criticism   of  Poetry,   A.     (Contemp.   R.)     215:520-527. 
yVem    Criticism,    The.     By   Urbanus   Sylvan.     (Cornh.)     224:432- 
438. 

Ne-D>  Study   of   Tennyson,  ^.    By  J    .C.   C.     (Cornh.)     146:483- 
492. 

The  Novel  in  The  Ring  and  the  Bool(.    By  Henry  James.    (Quar- 
terly Review.)    274:451-463. 

Old   Memories   Interviewed.     By    Mrs.    Andrew    Crosse.     (Temp. 
B.)     195:372-383. 

Old    Yellojv   Book,    The.     (Biackw.)     269:499-502. 
On  Learning   by  Heart.     (Acad.)     271  :505-506. 
On  Leisure,  Cenius,  Booths   and  Reading.     By   Augustine   Birrili. 
(Cham.  J.)    216:557-559. 

On  Limbo.    By    Vernon  Lee.     (Longman's.)     208:812-819. 
Of  the  Brorvning  Mss.    By  Frederic  G.  Kenyon.    278:733-738. 
The  Optimism  of  Brorvning  and  Meredith.    By  A.  C.  Pigou.    (In- 
dependent Review.)    246:415-422. 

A  Pica  for  the  Popular  in  Literature.    By  J.  A.  Spender.    (Nine- 
teenth Century.)    253 :348-358. 

Poetry,  Politics  and  Conservatism.    By  George  N.  Curzon.    168: 
131-140. 

Patriotic    Poetry.     (Times.)     283:107-112. 

Past  and  Present   Condition   of  English  Poetry.     (Eraser's.)     10: 
164-179. 

Peacocl(,    Thomas   Love :    A    Personal  Reminiscence.     By    Robert 
Buchanan.     (New    Quart.    R.)      126:157-165. 
Plays   of   a    Great   Poet,    The.     By   Gilbert    Murray.     (Speaker.) 
247:244-248. 

Poet   of   the   Northumbrian   Pits.     By   John    F.    Runciman.     (Sat, 
R.)    262:46-49. 
Poets    Chairs.  The.    By  E.  V.  Lucas.    (Outl.)    251:118-120, 


BROWNINGIANA  227 

Poeiry  0/  Dridgei,   The.    (Outl.)    253:308-310. 

Poetry  of  Robert  DriJgey     By   John    Bailey.     (Quart.   R.)     278: 

515-529. 

Poctr\)    of    the    Cenlur}^:    A    Rttroapect    and    Anticipation.     By 
John    Dennis.     (Leisure    Hour.)     185:307-312. 
Poetry  of  Common  Ser\se,   The     By  James  A.  Noble.     (MacM.) 
191 :546-552. 

Poets  and  the  Cucl(oo.  The.  By  J.  Cuthberl  Hadden.  (Oufl.) 
273:634-636. 

Poetr\)  of  the  De   Veres  ,The.    (Quart.  R.)    210:67-85. 
Poetr],    of    Doubt.     (Chur.    Quart.    R.)      137:410-421. 
Poetr\)    of    Leading    Law    Classes.     (Sped.)      130:572-575. 
Poetry  and  the  Modern  Novel.     By   Compton   MacKenzie.    (Eng. 
R.)    274:220-228. 

Poetry  in  the  Nineteenth  Century.  By  Sir  M.  E.  Grant  Duff. 
(Edinburgh   R.)     235:705-724. 

Poetry  and  Shopf(eeping.  By  Muezzin.  (Athen.)  293 :685-688 
PoetrM  and  Symbolism:  A  Study  of  "The  Tempest."  By  J.  Chur- 
ton   Collins.     (Contemp.    R.)     256:357-371. 

Poetry  of  Toda\}  and  Tomorroro,  The.  (Chur.  Quart.  R.)  196: 
279-289. 

Poetry  of  War,  The.  By  A.  St.  John  Adcock.  (Bookm.)  283: 
398-407. 

Popular  English  Literature  Today.  (Sat.  Review.)  294:496-499. 
Possibilities — Poem.  Quotation  from  "Abl  Vogler."  (Sped.)  131  : 
514. 

Prophetic  PoTver  of  Poetry.  By  J.  C.  Shairp.  (Eraser's.)  148: 
259-267. 

The  Religious  Opinions  of  Robert  DroTDning.    By  Mrs.  Sutherland 
Orr.     (Contemporary   Review.)     192:365-374. 
The  Ring  and  the  Book-    (St.  Paul's.)     108:771-783. 
Rat-Catcher   of   Hamelin.     By   Gustav    Hartwig.     (Trans,    by    T. 
Martin.)     (Blackw.)     195:639-640. 

Realistic  Drama.  By  W.  L.  Courtney.  (Fortn.  R.)  278:775- 
786. 

RcalitM  in  Poetry.  By  Laurence  Housman.  (Fortn.  R.)  272: 
204-2  f  4. 

Recollections  of  Co)>entry  Patmore.  By  R.  Garnetl.  (Sat.  R.) 
212:61-64. 

Reminiscences  of  a  Dehor  Planter.  By  Donald  N.  Reid.  (Gentle- 
man's.)   208:632-638. 

Reminiscences  of  Lord  Bath.  By  Malcolm  MacColi.  (Contemp. 
R.)    210:44-54. 

Rossetti,  Dante  Cabriel,  Poetrv  of.  By  Thomas  Bayne.  (Frasert.) 
152:817-822. 

Raskin.  John.     (Chur.  Quar.   R.)     199:131-146. 
Scandinavian   Novel,    The.     (Edinb.   R.)     232:1-19. 
Science    and    Society    in    the    Fifties.     By    Mrs.    Andrew    Crosse. 
(Temp.    B.)      191:208-218. 

Scientific  Movement  and  Literature,  The.  By  Edward  Dowden. 
(Contemp.    R.)     135:3-15. 

Sea    Studies.     By    J.    A.    Froude.     (Fraser'i.)      126:131-145. 
Society  Poets.     (Temp.    B.)     180:48-53. 

Some    Odd    Numbers.     By    M.    G.     (Murray's.)      175:308-313, 
Some    Recent    Verse.      (Edin.    R.)      264:195-209. 
Some    Recollections    of    a    Reader.     (Cornh.)      108:103-109, 


228  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Some    Recollections    of    Charles    Stuart    Caherle^.     (Temp.    B.) 
172:421-426. 

Startling   Poetry^.     (Spect.)      157:117-120. 
Slate    of   English   Poetry.     (Quart.    R.)      119:131-152. 
Stephen   Phillips.     By   Alice   Meynell.     (Poetry   Jour.)     289:367- 
369. 

Stevenson,  Robert  Louis.    By  Lord  Rosebery.     (Lond.   T.)     212: 
187-190. 

Stevenson,    Robert    Louis :    Essayist,    Novelist    and   Poet.     By    H. 
B.    Baildon.     (English    Studien.)     221:671-688. 
Studies  in  Lilerar];  Psychology^.    By  Vernon  Lee.    (Contemp.  R.) 
241:213-217. 

Style.     By    I.    Gregory    Smith.     (Oxford    and   Cambr.    R.)     276: 
93-100. 

Swinburne :   Personal  Recollections.     By   Edmund   Gosse.     (Fortn. 
R.)    262:3-17. 

Swinburne's  Letters.     By   A.   C.   Swinburne.     (Times.)     262:154- 
165. 

Some  Browning  Memories.    By  William  G.  Kingsland.    (Contem- 
porary Review.)    275 :220-227. 

Some  Child  Critics  of  Browning.    By  \V.  W.     (Academy.)  214: 
127-128. 

Some    Letters    and    Recollections.     By    M.    E.    Lewes.      (Cornhill 
Magazine.)     193:673-689. 

Tennyson   as   a   Nature   Poet,   Aspects    of.     By   Theodore    Watts. 
(19th  Cent.)     198:28-42. 

Tennyson,    Aspects    of — A     Personal    Reminiscence.     By    James 
Knowles.      (19th    Cent.)      196:515-529. 

Tennyson,   The  Birds  of.    By  Edgar  Valdes.     (Temp.   B.)     213: 
807-817. 

Tennyson   Ccntenarv,    The.    By    Frederic   Harrison.     (19th   Cent.) 
262:643-648. 

Tennyson,    Talks    With.     By    Wilfrid    Ward.      (New    R.)      210: 

323-335. 

Tennyson,   The  Mission  of.    By   W.  S.  Lilly.     (Fortn.   R.)     213: 

227-234. 

Tennyson,  Part  /.    By  Edmund  Gosse.     (New  R.)     195:707-713. 

Tennyson,  Part  U.    By  Herbert  Paul.     (New  R.)     195:713-718. 

Tennyson's   Poems.     (Brit.    Quart.    R.)      147:786-795. 

Two  Archbishops.    By  F.   W.  Farrar.     (Contemp.   R.)     211:560- 

569 

Two    Theories    of    Poetry.     By    Arthur    Tilley.     (MacM.)      151: 

682-692. 

Unwritten   Books.     (MacM.)     213:475-484. 

Victorian   Literature.    By   Andrew   Lang.     (Good   Words.)     212: 

753-758. 

Victorian    Literature.     By    Edward    Dowden.     (Fortn.    R.)      174: 

101-111. 

IValt  Whitman's  Poems.    By  F^eter  Bayne.     (Contemp.  R.)     128: 

91-103. 

Willows:    A    Sketch.     (Cornh.)      119:36-45. 

Withered   Laurels.     (A    Reverie    Among   the   Tombs.)     (MacM.) 

220:372-377. 

Wordsworthians,     The    Complacency    of    the.       By      H.     F.     C. 

(Speaker.)     237:818-822, 


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lVordii>,orth\  Youth.  By  Leslie  Stephen.  (Nat'l  R.)  212:859- 
870. 

IVordsworth.     The    Prose     Pf^or/fi      of.       By      Edward     Dowdcn. 
(Fortn.    R.)      128:195-208. 
Whistle.     See    Padelford. 

LIVING  AUTHORS  OF  ENGLAND.  THE 

By  Thomas  Powell.  Robert  Drowning  71-85,  Elizabeth  Barrett 
Browning   137-152     Be  P886. 

LIVING  MEN  OF  LETTERS 

Fine  Pasiages  in  Verse  and  Prose,  Selected  tp  Living  Men  of 
Letters.  Fortnightly  Review  48:444-445  :Sept.  1887;  48:585-588: 
Oct.  1887;  48: 729:  Nov.  1887. 

LIVINGSTON,  LUTHER  S. 

The  First  Bool(s  of  Some  English  Authors — 1.  Robert  and  Eliza- 
beth Barrett  Browning.    Bookman    10: 1  :76-81  :Sept.   1899. 

LLOYD,  MARY 

H.  Jones.  Idealism  as  a  Practical  Creed.  Annals  of  American 
Academy  34:182-83,620-21  : Nov.   1909. 

LOCK  AND  WHITFIELD 

Mtfi  of  Marl(,  a  Gallery  of  Contemporary  Portraits.     821.88  Bmm. 

LOCKER-LAMPSON,  FREDERICK 

A  Few  of  Fredericl^'s  Lodger's  Confidences.  Literary  Digest  13: 
12:May  2.    1896. 

LOCKWOOD.  FRANK  C. 

Modern  Poets  and  Christian  Teaching.  Robert  Browning.  821.88 
Rim. 

LOCOCK.  KATHERINE  B.  AND  MARGARET  L.  LEE 

Introduction  and  Notes  to  Browning's  Paracelsus.     821.88   Hpal. 
LONDON  AS  A  LITERARY  CENTER 

By  R.  R.  Bowker.  Profusely  Illustrated.  Harper's  New  Monthly 
76:81  5-844:  May    1888. 

LONDON  BROWNING  SOCIETY  ABSTRACT 
London  Browning  Society  Papers. 

LONDON  BROWNING  SOCIETY.  INTRODUCTORY  ADDRESS 
TO  THE  BROWNING  SOCIETY 

By  Rev.  J.  Kirkman.  Oct.  28,  1881,  at  University  College,  Lon- 
don.   (Printed  Separately.)     821.88  Eak. 

LONDON  BROWNING  UNION 

By  W.  G.   K.    Poet   Lore  5:1:53. 

LONDON  DAYS 

Browning  and  Moscheles.    By  Arthur  Warren.    42-56     821.88. 

LONDON  LETTERS  (SEE  ALSO  NOTES  AND  NEWS) 

By   W.  G.  K.    Poet  Lore    1:8:389-392. 

LONDON  LETTERS  AND  SOME  OTHERS 

By  George  W.  Smalley.  Robert  Browning :  Notes  on  some  per- 
sonal  aspects  of   his  character.     1:309-319     826.7   S635. 

LONDON  QUARTERLY  REVIEW 

Browning's   Portraits    of    IVomen.     By    W.   T.    Davison.     Littell'* 

Living  Age  281 :352-356. 

The  Confidence  of  a  Society  Poet.    Littell's  Living  Age  211  :362- 

370. 


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230  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Half  a  Centur])  of  Literary  Life.    Littell's  Living  Age    158:387- 
401. 

Francis    Thompson :    A    Stud}^    in    Temperament.     Litteil't   Living 
Age  203:403-410. 

Review  of  Dramatis  Personae  and  of   Broxoning's  Poems  3:118: 
77-105  :July  1865;   Robert  BroTuning  and  the  Epic  of  Ps\;cholog]) 
1 18:325-357 :July  1869    821.88  Dfb. 
LONDON  TIMES 

Elizabeth    Barrett    Browning.     Littell's    Living   Age   241  :312-3I6; 

249:173-179. 

The  Browning  Love  Letters.    Littell's  Living  Age  221:166-170. 

Lord  Lotion's  Letters.    Littell's  Living  Age  251  :754-758. 

Robert  Louis  Stevenson.    By  Lord  Rosebery.    Littell's  Living  Age 

212:187-190. 
LONGFELLOW.  COLONEL  HIGGINSON'S  LIFE  OF 

By  T.  'W.  Higginson.    Literary  Digest  25:868-870:Dec.  27,   1902. 
LONGFELLOW  THROUGH  BLISS  CARMAN'S  EYES 

Editorial.    Literary  Digest  16:459-460: April   16.  1898. 
LONGFELLOW,  TWENTY  YEARS  AFTER 

By  Edwin  W.  Bowen.    Sewanee  Review  13:165-176. 
LONGMAN'S  MAGAZINE 

The  Minor  Poets.    By  Andrew  Lang.    Littell's  Living  Age  217: 

279-280. 

William  Morris'  Poems.    By  Andrew  Lang.    Littell's  Living  Age 

21 1 :323-330. 

On  Limbo  (Last  Ride  Together).    By  Vernon  Lee.    Littell's  Living 

Age  208:812-819. 
LOOK  AT  BROWNING 

By  R.  W.  G.    Century  26:320:June  1883. 

LORD  DE  TABLEY 

By   Edmund    Gosse.     Contemporary    Review    69:84-99: Jan.    1896. 
LORD  LEIGHTON'S  LOVE 

By  Mrs.  Russell  Barrington.    Eclectic   Magazine  45: 180- 1 88: Feb. 

1897. 
LORD  WALTERS  WIFE 

By   Elizabeth    Barrett    Brownmg.     Published    by   The    Philosopher 

Press.  Wausau.   Wisconsin.   May.    1899     821.88  Hlw. 
LOS  ANGELES  BROWNING  CLUB.  THE 

Programmes  1913-1914.  1914-1915,   1916-1917.  1917-1918.  1918- 

1919.  1920-21.  1921-22. 

LOST  LEADER.  THE 

By  Robert  Browning.    The  Rising  Generation  15:4:82-83.    (Com- 
plete.)    In  Japanese.     821.88  Xmrg. 

By  C.  G.  Prowett.    Notes  and  Queries  292: April   11,   1874;    15: 

292:  April  11.  1874. 

Who   Was  Browning's  The  Lost  Leader.^    By  Margaret  H.  Gan- 

gewer.     In   American    Notes   and   Queries    2:23 :270-272:  April    6. 

1889    821.88. 

Lost  Leader  rendered  into  Latin  by  R.  C.  Jebb.    Translations  356- 

357    808.8  G44t. 
LOTUS   SYMBOLISM    IN    HOMER.  THEOCRITUS.   MOSCHUS. 

TENNYSON  AND  BROWNING.  THE 

By  Anna  R.  Brown.    Poet  Lore  2:12:625-634. 


BROWNINGIANA  231 

LOUDON.  K.  M. 

Browning's  Sordcllo.    A  commentary.     821.88   Hsal. 
LOUNSBURY.  THOMAS  R. 

The  Blot  in  the  'Scutcheon.  (Life  and  Letters.)  Poet  Lore  12:1: 
153-54. 

A  Defense  of  the  Split  Infinitive.  Literary  Digest  28:653:  May  7. 
1904. 

The  Earl])  Lilerarx/  Career  of  Robert  Droivning.  Four  Lectures. 
821.88  DM. 

The   Two  Lockiley  Halls.    Scribner's  6:250-256: Aug.   1889. 
Same.  Reviewed    in    Nation    93 :494-495:Nov.    23.    1911. 
A  Philistine's   VieTo  on  llie  Performance  of  a  Blot  in  the  'Scutch- 
eon.  Atlantic  84:764-773  :Dec.  1899. 

Lilerar})  Career  of  Robert  Bromning.  (Review.)  Independent 
72:1065:May  16.   1912. 

LOVE 

Broruning's   Teaching  on   Faith,  Life  and  Love.     By   W.   Arthur 
Hind.     821.88  Rhtf. 
See  A/iisic. 

LOVE  AFFAIRS 

Browning's  Love  Affairs  as  a  T\)pe  of  Legitimate  Romance  (Eliza- 
beth Barrett  Browning  compared  with  George  Sand).  Current  Lit- 
erature 53:348-351  :Sept.  1912. 

LOVE  AFFAIRS  OF  THE  POETS.  THE 

By  Eva  McGowan.    Baylor  Literary   17:334-337: June   1909. 

LOVE  AMONG  THE  RUINS 

By    Robert    Browning.      Rising     Generation    43 :1 7:355-356:Sept. 

1905.  and  concluded  in   13  :I8:335-356:Sept.   11.   1905. 

Translated  into  Japanese.     821.88  Xmrg. 
LOVE  AND  DUTY  IN  TENNYSON  AND  BROWNING 

By  E.  F.  R.  Stilt.    Poet  Lore  4:5:271-274. 
LOVE  AND  THE  UNIVERSE 

The  Immortals  and  Other  Poems.    By  Albert  D.  Watson.    73-76. 
LOVE.  BROWNINGS  IDEA  OF 

Notes  and  News.    Poet  Lore  I  :3: 153-1 54. 
LOVE.  BROWNING'S  IDEAL  OF 

From  Santa^ana  on  Robert  Browning:  A  Pessimist  Criticism.    By 

Helen  Dryer  Woodard.    Poet  Lore   13:1:105. 
LOVE,     BROWNING'S     INTERPRETATION     OF     ROMANTIC 

LOVE  AS  COMPARED  WITH  PLATO  DANTE  PET- 
RARCH 

By  George  Willis  Cooke.    Poet  Lore  6:5:225-237. 
LOVE.  BROWNINGS  THEORY  OF 

By  Elmer  James  Bailey.    Arena  40:274-284:March-June   1909. 
LOVE,  ROBERT  BROWNING'S  THEORY  OF  ROMANTIC  LOVE 

By    George    Willis    Cooke.      Boston     Browning    Society     Papers 

821.88  Vps. 
LOVE.  FROM  BROWNING,  FACETTES  OF 

By  Daniel  G.  Brinton.    Poet  Lore  1  :1  :l-27. 
LOVE  IN  IDLENESS 

By  Charlotte  Porter.    Poet  Lore   17:1:86-93. 

LOVE.  IN  RESPECT  TO  CONSTANCY 

The  Stud])  Class.  By  Anna  Benneson  McMahan.  203-204  807 
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232  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

LOVE?  IS  TOO  MUCH  WRITTEN  ON  THE  SUBJECT  OF 

By  Lafcadio  Heain.    Current  Opinion  62:205  :Mnrch  1917. 

LOVE   LETTERS 

See    Higginbotham,   Elsie. 

By  Alice  Meynell.    Bookman  9:162-5. 

By  V.   L.  Wentz.    Eclectic    Magazine    132:736. 

LO\/E  LETTERS  OF  TWO  POETS.  THE 

By  Lyman  Abbott.    Outlook  62 :485-490:July    1,    1899. 

LOVE  LETTERS,  MEMORABLE 

By  Rafford  Pyke.    Cosmopolitan  37:260-261. 
LOVE  LETTERS,  REAL  AND  OTHERWISE 

Editorial.    Literary  Digest  22 :506:April  27,    1901. 

LOVE  LETTERS,  THE  BROWNING 

(London  Times.)  Littell's  Living  Age  221  :  166-1  70: April  15.  J 899. 

LOVE  LETTERS,  UNIMAGINARY 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review  193  :527  :April  1901. 

LOVE  ME  FOREVER 

See  Music. 

LOVE.  O  LYRIC  LOVE 

A  Crammalical  Analysis  of  O  Lyric  Love.  By  F.  J.  Furnival. 
London  Browning  Society  Papers  9:165-168. 

LOVE  POEMS  OF  BROWNING,  THE 

By  C.  E.  Vaughn.  From  Notes  to  the  Pocket  Volume  of  Selections 
from  the  Poems  of  Robert  Browning.  By  Alex  Hill.  73-79 
821.88  Dhn. 

LOVE  POETRY  OF  THE  BROWNINGS.  STUDY  OF  THE 
Current  Literature  39:499  500:  Nov.   1905. 

LOVE  STORY,  THE  WORLDS  MOST  WONDERFUL 

(A  review  of  this  article  which  appeared  in  the  Edinburgh  Maga- 
zine.)    Edinburgh  Review    19:734:June    1899. 

LOVE,   THE   WIFE-LOVE   AND    FRIEND-LOVE   OF    ROBERT 
BROWNING 

By  J.  J.   G.  Graham.    London   Browning  Society   Papers   1  1  :380- 

400. 
LOVEJOY.  WALLACE  W. 

Leadership  in  5o/ig.    Homage  lo  Robert  Brorvning,  Aleph  Tanner 

89    821.88  Xht. 
LOVELL,  CECIL  FAIRFIELD 

Burne    Jones    and    ihe    Pre-Raphaclile.     Chautauquan    46:69-72: 

March   1907. 
LOVERS  QUARREL,  A 

See  Music. 
LOVES  OF  THE  POETS 

Twelve  Steel   Engravings,   one   of   the   Duchess,   in    The   Flight  of 

the    Duchess.     821.88    L911M. 

LOVES  VALUE 

Colomhe's  Birtlula^.  Act  IV.  (The  AvoTval  of  Valence.)  By 
Leonard   S.   Outram.     Browning   Society    Papers   8:87-94     821.88 

Dbs. 
LOVETT,  ROBERT   MORSS 

Edited   with    Introduction    and    Notes.     Selections   from   Broivning. 

821.88  Glsg. 


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LOW.  ALICE 

Chriilina  RoaeHi  Coniraited  IVitli  Mrs.  Drowning.  Review  of 
paper  lo  Westminster  Review.  Literary  Digest  ll:42:May  II, 
1895. 

LOW,  FLORENCE  B. 

The  Reading  of  the  Modern  Cirl.  Nineteenth  Century  59:278- 
287:  Feb.   1906. 

LOW,  SIDNEY 

Balfour  in  the  5(uc/p.    Edinburgh  Review  2I6:255-278:Oct.   191 2. 
Cheriihing  the  Minor  Poets.   Literary  Digest  40:62:Jan.  8,  I9I0. 
Clouded  Literary   Lives.    Literary   Digest   39:482:Sept.   25,    1909. 
Matrimony  and  the  Man  of  Letters.    Nineteenth  Century  66:423- 
433:Sept.   1909. 
Same.  Litlell's  Living  Age  263:131-138. 

LOWELL,  JAMES  RUSSELL 

Bronriing's  Pla];s  and  Poems  from  The  Round  Table.  (Typewrit- 
ten)     821.88  Dirt. 

C.  L.  S.  C.  Outline  and  Programs  Browning  Day — March  17. 
Chautauquan  12:797:  March  1891. 

Essays  on  Brorvning's  Plays  and  Poems.  North  American  Review 
66:357-400:  April  1849. 

Wordsrvorth  and  the  Coleridges,  Lowell  and  Tolstoy.  Poet  Lore 
11:3:425-430. 

LOWELL,  JAMES  RUSSEL,  .AND  ROBERT  BROWNING 
New   Englander    I  10: 125-136: Jan.    1870. 

LOWELL,  LETTERS  OF  JAMES  RUSSEL 

Eclectic  Magazine  122:335-340:March  1894. 

By  Chas.  Eliot  Norton.    Athenaeum  3444:581 -584 :Oct.  28,   1893. 
LOWELLS  TRIBUTE  TO  BROWNING 

Poet  Lore  3:3:257. 

LOWLANDS  VS.  HIGHLANDS:  EFFECTS  OF  ENVIRONMENTS 

ON  POETS 

By   E.  Vicars.    Poet  Lore  6:2:83-87. 
LOWNDES,  F.  S.  A. 

The  Literary  Associations  of  the  American  Embassy.    Fortnightly 

Review  83: 1 040: June   1905. 
LUBBOCK,  PERCY 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Drowning  in  Her  Letter.     821.88  Bdlf. 

George  Meredith.    (Quaiterly  Review.)    Littell's  Living  Age  264: 

515-526. 

The    Poetry    of    Robert    Drowning.     Quarterly    Review    433:437- 

457:Oci.  1912    821.88  DIak. 
LUCAS,  E.  V. 

The  Poets'  Chairs.    (Outlook.)     Littell's  Living  Age  251:118-120. 

LUCE.  MARGARET  E. 

Memories    of   John    Churton    Collins. 

LUCE,  MORTON 

The  Hybrid  Art.    Nineteenth  Century  70: 1  :46l -475  :Sepl.   1911. 
LUCID  LITERATURE 

By  John  Burroughs.    Independent  52:1:928-930:1900. 
LUCRETIUS  AND  HIS  TIMES 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review  203  : 1  37-160:Jan.   1906. 


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LURIA 

By  John  While  Chadwick.  Boston  Browning  Society  Papers  249- 
263    821.88  Vbp. 

By  John   W.   Chadwick.     From   Papers   of   the   Boston    Browning 
Society.     Poet   Lore  6:5:231-264. 
Poet  Lore   14:3:141-142. 

By  Henry  S.  Pancoast.  Poet  Lore  6:5:251-264;  2:1  :  19-26;  1:12: 
553-560. 

The  Slud])  Class.    By  Anna  Benneson  McMahan.    127-128     807 
Ml  67. 
LURIA  AND  OTHELLO:  TYPES  AND  ART  COMPARED 

By  L.  A.  Sherman.    Poet  Lore  6:12:585-592. 

LURIA— ITS  STORY  AND  MOTIVE 

By  Henry  S.  Pancoast.    Poet  Lore   1:12:553-60;   2:1:19-26. 

LURIA,  THE  MOORISH   FRONT  TO  THE  DUOMO  IN 

By  Ernest  Radford.  Browning  Society  Papers  2:251-252  821.88 
Dbs. 

LURIA:  THE  STATUE  AND  THE  BUST.    PIPPA  PASSES.  IL- 
LUSTRATIONS OF 
By  Carton-Moore  Parke.    Outlook  100:9]3-9I6:March   1912. 

LYNCH,  DR.  FREDERICK 

Shal(espeare's  Vieii>  on  Immorlalily.  Literary  Digest  52:2:1066: 
April   15,  1916. 

LYNCH,  GERTRUDE 

The  Art  of  Coquclr}).    Cosmopolitan  36:606:May  1904. 

LYRIC.  LOVE 

Ideal  Womanhood  in  the  Masterpieces  of  Danle,  Coethe,  and  Rob- 
ert Browning.  See  Modern  Poet  Prophets.  By  Wm.  Norman 
Guthrie.     804  G984m. 

LYRIC  ORIGIN  OF  SWINBURNE,  THE 

By  Van  Tyne  Brooks.    Poet  Lore  18:4:468-477. 
LYRIC    POETRY   OF    IRELAND,    ENGLAND   AND    AMERICA 
COMPARED 
By  Chas.  L.   Moore.    Literary  Digest  23 :492-493  :Ocl.  26.    1901. 

LYRIC  YEAR 

One  Hundred  Poems  Edited  by  Ferdinand  Earle  (1912).  Con- 
tains: The  Cainhcrvjell  Garden,  Richard  Burton,  23-4;  To  Robert 
Drowning,  Agnes  Lee,  158-9;  To  Browning,  the  Music  Master, 
Robert  H.  Schauffler,  220-221  ;  To  Robert  Browning,  Witter  Byn- 
ner,  25-7;  An  Ode  for  the  Centenar}^  of  the  Birth  of  Robert 
Drowning,  Geo.  Sterling,  235-241  ;  Caliban  in  the  Coal  Mines, 
Louis  Untermeyer,  266. 
By  Charles  Vale.    Forum  49:97:Jan.   1913. 

LYRICAL  AND  DRAM.ATIC  POEMS 

Selected  from  the  works  of  Robert  Browning.  With  an  extract 
from  Stedman's  Victorian  Poets.  Edited  by  Edward  T.  Mason. 
Henry  Holt  &  Co.,  New  York.   1883.     821.88  Cms. 

LYRICAL  POETRY  OF  THE  NEW  LAUREATE 

By  WilHam  Stanley   Braithwalte.    Forum   50:888-889:Dec.    1913. 

LYRICS  FROM  FERISHTAH'S  FANCIES 

Poems  by  Robert  Browning.  Music  by  Granville  Bantock.  1.  The 
Eagle;  2,  The  Melon-Seller;  3.  Shah  Abbas;  4,  The  Famil\f; 
5.  The  Sun;  6.  Mihrab  Shah;  7.  A  Camel  Driver ;  8.  Two  Camels; 
9.  Cherries;  10,  Plot  Culture;  ]],  A  Pillar  at  Sebzevah;  12.  A 
Bean  Stripe,  Also  Apple  Eating;   13.  Epilogue. 


BROWNINGIANA  235 

LYTTON-BROWNING  CORRESPONDENCE 

In  Catalogue  of  a  Superb  Collection  of  Holograph  Manuscripts. 
Holograph  Correspondences  and  Holograps  Letters.  Of  British  and 
Continental   Celebrities  of   Five  Centuries.    J.   Pearson  &  Co. 

LYTTON.  EDWARD  BULWER 

By  Edmund  Gosse.    Fortnightly  Review    100: 1043  :Dec.    1913. 

By   Edmund   Gosse.     (Fortnightly    Review.)     Littells   Living   Age 

280:3-13. 
LYTTON.  TO  ROBERT 

Elizabeth  Banctl  BroTviting.    Bookman  39:312-13  :May   1914. 
LYTTON'S  LETTEI^.  LORD 

(London   Times.)     Littell's  Living  Age  251  :754-758. 

LYTTONS  RANK  IN  LITERATURE.  LORD 

By  \V.  S.  Blunt.  (Nineteenth  Century.)  Littell's  Living  Age  193: 
805-811. 


M 

MABIE.  HAMILTON  WRIGHT 

Drowning  and  Hoiv   to  SiuJ\)  Him.    Literary  Digest  20:781  :June 

23,  1900. 

The   Brorvning  Cenlenar],.    Outlook    100:91 7-919: April   29.    1912 

821.88  Xman. 

Essays  and  Crilicism.    Outlook  69:685:Nov.  16.   1901. 

Essays  in  Literary  Interpretation.    Robert  Broivning   153-213. 

The  Life  of  Tennyson.    Atlantic  Monthly  80:577-589:Feb.   1897. 

Literature  as  a  Resource.    Chautauquan  22:65-74:Oct.    1895. 

The  NeTV  Golden   Treasury.    (Short  Criticism.)     Bookman  6:470- 

71:Jan.    1898. 

The  New  Literature.   Outlook  102:204:Sept.  1913. 

Some  Books  Worth  Reading.    Outlook  99:782:Dec.   1911. 

A    Year's  Literary  Production.    Current   Opinion   9:3 :433  :March 

1892. 
MABY.  M.  CATHERINE 

Differentiation    of   English    Courses    in    High    Schools.     Education 

Magazine  36:575-580 iSept.  1915. 
MAC  CALL.  W.  S. 

By  G.  F.   Watts.    Eclectic   Magazine    143 :389-391  :Sept.    1904. 
MACCARTHY,  JUSTIN  A. 

A  History  of  Our  Own  Times.    1:527,538.  540    942.08  M127a. 
MAC  CLINTOCK.  PORTER  LANDER 

Literature  in  the  Elementary  School.    Elementary  School   Teacher 

3:146-1  55:  July   1902. 
MAC  COLL.  MALCOLM 

Reminiscences  of  Lord  Bath.    (Contemp.  R.)    Littell's  Living  Age 

210:44-54. 

MACCULLOCH.  J.  A. 

R.    L.    Stevenson's    Characteristics.     Eclectic    Magazine    68:193: 
Sept.  1898. 
MAC  DONALD.  CORA  MARTIN 

A  Study  of  Browning's  Saul.     821.88Zjam. 


236  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

MAC  DONALD.  GEORGE 

By    Henry    Holbeach.      Contemporary    Review     19:37-55:March 

1872. 

The   Imaginai'ion    and    Other   Essays.     Browning's    Christmas   £>« 

195-217    824.8  MI 35. 

MACHAR,  AGNES  MAUDE 

Robert  Drowning.   Century  39:736. 

MACHEN,  MINNIE  GRESHAM 

The  Bible  in  Broivning  with  Particular  Reference  to  The  Ring  and 
the  Book-     (Two  copies.)      821.88   Rmb. 
The  Bible  in  Browning.    Dial  36:204  :March   16,   1904. 
Reviewed  in  Outlook  75:509     821.88  Rmb. 

MACKAYE,  PERCY 

Browning  to  Ben  Ezra.    Also  in  Poems  41-54.    Browning  to  Ben 

Ezra.    Poems  28-29.   Invocation,  Robert  Browning. 

Browning  to  Ben  Ezra.    A   Centenary   Soliloquy   in   the   Outlook 

906: April  27,  1912    821.88  Xmb. 

Invocation.     Homage     to    Robert    Browning,    Aleph    Tanner    38 

821.88  Xht. 
MACKENZIE,  A.  C. 

See  Music. 

MAC  KENZIE,  COMPTON 

Poetry  and  the  Modern  Novel.    (English  R.)    Litlell's  Living  Age 

274:220-228. 
MACKEY,  ERIC 

To  Robert  Browning.   Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

53    821.88  Xht. 
MACKIE.  GASCOIGNE 

Lines   IVriitcn  Abroad  on  Hearing  of  Browning's  Death.    In   The 

Ballad  of  Pity  64-66. 
MAC  KNIGHT,  KATE  CASSATT 

Report  of  the  Civic  Committee.   .Annals  of  American  Academy  28: 

293-296: June  1906. 
MAC  MEGHAN,  ARCHIBALD  M. 

The  Life   of  Little  College   and  Other  Papers.     820.4  M167e. 
MACMILLAN'S  ANNUAL 

Edited    by    E.    V.    Lucas.     Letters    of   Browning.     59-66        828.8 

L933m. 
MAC  MILLANS  MAGAZINE 

Matthew  Arnold  as  a  Popular  Poet.    By  Wm.  A.  Sibbald.    Lit- 

tell's   Living  Age  241  :83-98. 

Mrs.  Browning.    Littell's  Living  Age   179:802-808. 

Literature  and  DemocracX).    Littell's  Living  Age  229:647-655. 

The  Poetry  of  Common  Sense.    By  James  A.  Noble.    Littell's  Liv- 
ing Age  191:546-552. 

Some  Thoughts  on  Browning.    By  Mary  A.  Lewis.    205-21 4 :July 

1882. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age    154:238-246. 

Some    Unwritten   Memoirs.    In  Italy.    By  Anne   Ritchie.    Littell's 

Living  Age  203:548-553. 

Two   Theories  of  Poetry.    By  Arthur  Tilley.    Littell's  Living  Age 

151:682-692. 

Unwritten  Books.    Littell's  Living  Age  213:475-484. 

Withered  Laurels,  A  Reverie  Among  the  Tombs.    Littell'*  Living 

Age  220:372-377. 


BROWNINGIANA  237 

MACQUOID,  KATHERINE  M. 

Hamclin:  The  Torvn  of  The  Pied  Piper,  or  Der  Rattenfanger. 
Magazine  of  Art   l92-I95:May   1890     821.88  Pmtw. 

MACREADY  AND  BROWNING 
Poet  Lore   1:2:104  . 

MACREADY.  DISCUSSION  OF  BROWNING  AND 

(From  our  recent  actors.)  By  Dr.  W.  Marston.  Poet  Lore  1:2: 
104. 

MACREADY.  WILLIAM  CHARLES 

A  Letter  from  Robert  Drowning  to  Wm.  Macready.  Emerion 
College  Magazine  20:3  :131 -132:Jan.  1912.  (Letter  now  in  posses- 
sion of  Miss  Gertrude  Chambeilin.) 

Reminiscences  and  Selections  from  Diaries  and  Letters.  For  nu- 
merous  references,  see  Index  2:505      B   M174t. 

MACVANNEL.  JOHN  ANGES 

Saul.     By    Robert    Browning.      Illustrated    by    Frank    O.    Small. 

821.88  Gsc. 
MADAME  BODICHAN;  A  REMINISCENCE 

By  M.  B.  Edwards.    Fortnightly  Review  57:213-2l8:Feb.   1892. 

MADONNA  OF  THE  FUTURE.  THE 

By  H.  James.  Jr.    Atlantic  Monthly  31  :276-297:March    1873. 
MAETERLINCK  AND  BROWNING 

Litteli's  Living  Age  238:510-511.    Doolis   and  Authors. 

Munsey's  Magazine  30:759:Feb.    1904. 

By   William  Lyon    Phelps.     Independent   60:1  :552-554:March    5, 

1903;    55:2: 1 398- 1400:  June    11.    1903      842.91    M186br. 

MAETERLINCK  PLAY  IN  PHILADELPHIA.  A 

Editorial.    Literary  Digest  26:613-614:April  25,   1903. 
MAETERLINCK  SYMBOLISM 

Pippa  Passes,  the   Optimism   of  Drowning.     842.91    M186br. 
MAGAZINE  ARTICLES 

In  Penn  Monthly.    I.  Red  Cotton  Night-Cap  Country,  by  R.  E.  T.. 

4:45:657:Sept.     1873;     2.    Dalaustion's    Adventures,    by     R.     E. 

Thompson.  4:45:928:Dec.   1875     821.88  Xmpm. 

MAGAZINE  ARTICLES.  No.  1 

Contents:  (a)  Robert  Drowning,  by  E.  F.  Biddell-Fox.  from  The 
Argosy  291  : Feb.  1890;  (b)  Robert  Drowning  in  Edinburgh,  by 
Rosaline  Masson,  from  Cornhill  Magazine  Feb.  1909;  (c)  Robert 
Browning,  by  Stopford  A.  Brooke,  from  Contemporary  Review, 
Litteli's  Living  Age  184;  (d)  Robert  Drowning,  by  H.  D.  Traill, 
from  National  Review,  Litteli's  Living  Age  184;  (e)  Drowning  in 
Venice  by  Katharine  De  Kay  Bronson,  from  Century  Magazine  Feb. 
1902;  (f)  Robert  Browning,  Writer  of  Plays,  by  W.  L.  Courtney, 
from  Fortnightly  Review  June  1,  1883;  (g)  The  Drowning  Cen- 
tenary, by  Hamilton  W.  Mabie,  from  Outlook  April  27,  1912; 
(h)  Impressions  of  Browning  and  His  Art.  by  Stopford  A.  Brooke, 
from  Century  Magazine  Dec.  1892;  (i)  Browning  at  Asolo,  a 
poem,  by  Robert  Underwood  Johnson,  from  Century  45:1:  Nov. 
1892;  Browning  in  America,  by  Heloise  Edwina  Hersey,  from 
New  England  Magazine  Jan.  1890;  (k)  Browning's  Obscurity, 
by  Robert  Niven,  from  New  England  Magazine  Jan.  1890;  (I) 
The  Two  Creat  Victorian  Poets,  by  Edward  Dowden,  from 
Bookman  16:4:Dec.  1902;  (m)  Portrait  and  Sketch  of  Robert 
Browning,  from  Great  Thoughts  6:142:Sept.  18.  1886;  (n)  Obit- 
uary of  Robert  Browning,  by  J.  T.  Nettleship,  from  Academy 
920:Dcc.  21.   1889;    (o)   Brownings  Last  Book,  from  Critic  Dec. 


238  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

21.  1889;  (p)  Robert  Dro-D>ning,  from  Critic  Jan.  II,  1890;  (q) 
Articles  on  the  funeral  and  death  of  Drowning,  by  Edmund  Gosse, 
from  The  British  Weekly,  The  Pall  Mall  Gazette;  (r)  Mrs. 
Drowning,  by  E.  S.,  from  Nation  Jan.  3,  1889     821.88  Xman. 

MAGAZINE  ARTICLES,  No.  2 

Mrs.  EHzabclh  Darrell  Drowning:  Mrs.  Browning's  Essa^)S  on 
ihe  Poets,  from  Christian  Examiner  24-43  :July  1863;  Letters 
From  Elizabeth  Darrelt  Drowning  to  the  author  of  Orion,  on  Lit- 
erary and  General  Topics,  by  R.  H.  Home,  Littell's  Living  Age 
535-547,  281-290;  Poetr\i  of  Mrs.  E.  D.  Drowning,  from  West- 
minister Review  Oct.  1882;  Elizabeth  Darrett  Drowning,  by  Mrs. 
Humphrey  Ward,  from  Atlantic  708-71 2  :Sept.  1888;  Elizabeth 
Darrett  Drowning,  by  John  Dennis,  from  Leisure  Hour  86-90 :Feb. 
1889    821.88  Xbm. 

MAGAZINE  ARTICLES.  No.  3 

Elizabeth  Darrett  Drowning — Poet  and  Woman,  by  Jean  Roberts, 
from  East  and  West  5:59:865-875 -.Sept.  1906;  Some  Unpublished 
Letters  of  Robert  and  Elizabeth  D.  Drowning,  by  Geo.  S.  Hellman, 
from  Harper's  Monthly  Magazine  530-539;  Dalauslians  Adven- 
ture, by  Sidney  Colvin,  from  Fortnightly  Review  58:478-490:Oct. 
1871  ;  Drowning' s  Place  in  Literature,  by  E.  S.  Forman,  from  Cos- 
mopolitan 560-564:1890    821.88  Xsf. 

MAGAZINE  ARTICLES,  No.  5 

A  Little  Talk  About  a  Great  Poet,  by  Klyda  Richardson  Steege, 
from  St.  Nicholas  30:977-981  :Sept.  1903;  A  Guide  for  the 
Dlind,  by  Louise  Fagan  Pierce,  from  Modern  Philology  6:4:487- 
502: April  1909;  Elizabeth  Darrett  Drowning,  by  Eva  M.  Ken- 
nedy, from  Magazine  of  Poetry  5 :  161 -162: April  1893  821.88 
Xma. 

MAGAZINE  ARTICLES,  No.  6 

A  Great  Poet  in  Her  Prime,  by  T.  W.  Higginson,  from  Book 
News  24:283 :457-459:March  1906;  Elizabetli  D.  Drowning,  by 
Norma  K.  Bright,  from  Book  News  24:283:460-463;  Mrs.  Drown- 
ing in  Poetry  Toda^,  by  H.  S,  Pancoast,  from  Book  News  24: 
283:464-465;  The  Drownings  in  Florence,  by  A.  H.  Wharton, 
from  Book  News  24:283:467-471;  Sonnets  From  the  Portuguese, 
by  E.  B.  B..  from  Book  News  24:283:466,471.503;  Some  Sane 
Words  About  Drowning,  by  E.  S.  Forman,  from  American  Maga- 
zine 8:5:536-541  :Sept.  1888;  Drowning  and  the  Animal  King- 
dom, by  E.  L.  Gary,  from  The  Critic  43  :2: 163- 165  : Aug.  1903; 
Drowning's  Treatment  of  Nature,  by  S.  A.  Brooke,  from  The 
Critic  40:4:308-31 3: April  1902;  The  Ring  and  the  Dook,  from 
Quarterly  Book  Review  1  :212-213  :Dec.  1897;  Drowning  and 
Sainte-Deuve,  by  G.  Bradford,  Jr.,  from  North  American  Re- 
view   191:4:488-500: April    1910     821.88   Xma. 

MAGAZINE  ARTICLES,  No.  7 

Drowning  as  a  Religious  Teacher,  by  R.  H.  Hutton,  Good  Words, 
Littell's  Living  Age  7:660-665 ;  T/ie  Poet  of  the  Opaque,  by  Junius 
Henri  Browne,  from  The  Galaxy  7:764-774:June  1875;  Robert 
Drowning,  from  Pulman's  Monthly  7:372-81  : April  1856;  Drown- 
ing's Poems,  from  A.merican  Review  (A  Whig  Journal)  7:388- 
399:April  1850;  James  Russell  Lowell  and  Robert  Drowning, 
from  New  Englander  7: 125-1 36: Jan.   1870     821.88  Xma. 

MAGAZINE  ARTICLES.  No.  8 

Tennyson  e  i  Drowning,  by  Angelo  Crespi,  from  Italian  British 
Review  2:1  :34-45;GroiPning's  Message   to  Artists  and  Craftsmen 


BROWNINGIANA  239 

of  Today,  by  George  Wharton  James,  from  The  Craftsman  149- 
151  :Nov.  1903;  Queries,  fr&m  American  Notes  and  Queries  1:7: 
80-82:  June  16,  1888;  Drorvning's  Diction,  A  Review,  from 
American  Notes  and  Queries  2:26:304-305:April  27,  1889;  Early 
Friends  of  Robert  Brou>ning  by  W.  Hall  Criffin,  from  Contem- 
porary Review  471  :427-446:March  1905;  Robert  BroiKning,  from 
Contemporary  Review  314:March  1867;  Mr.  Browning  in  a  Pas- 
sion, by  R.  Y.  Tyrrell,  from  Atlantic  Monthly  Aug.  1899;  Robert 
Drowning,  Editorial,  from  Atlantic  N4onthly  Feb.  1890;  Brown- 
ing's Asolo,  by  Felix  Moscheles,  from  Scribner's  359-367;  The 
Ring  and  the  Bool(,  from  Edinburgh  Review  83:94: July  1869; 
Ring  and  the  Bool(,  from  Chamber's  Journal  473-476: July  24, 
1869    821.88  Xma. 

MAGAZINE  ARTICLES.  No.  9 

5ome  Unpublished  Papers  of  Robert  and  Elizabeth  Barrett  Brown- 
ing, Edited  with  comments  by  Geo.  S.  Hellman,  from  Harper's 
Magazine  9:530-39;  Book  Reviews:  Fifinc  at  the  Fair,  from 
Canadian  Monthly  285-87  :Sept.    1872     821.88  Xma. 

MAGAZINE  ARTICLES,  No.   10 

Browning's  Christmas  Eve,  by  G.  M.  D.,  from  The  Spec- 
tator 3:261 -273: Jan. -Dec.  1853;  Robert  Browning  as  a  Afvsiic,  by 
G.  E.  Hodgson,  from  The  Seeker  8:251 -279: Feb.  1913;  Men  and 
Women,  by  Browning,  from  Christian  Remembrancer  281  :April 
1856    821.88  Xma. 

MAGAZINE  ARTICLES,  No.   II 

Recent  Gifts  from  Dr.  Franl^  IV.  Cunsaulus,  by  E.  B.  B.,  from 
Ohio  Wesleyan  Alumni  Quarterly  3:2:4-5;  Browning's  Saul,  by 
Gertrude  Charnberlin,  from  Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3:124- 
I31:jan.  1912;  A  Letter  from  Robert  Browning  to  William  Ma- 
cready,  from  Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3  :I31 -142:Jan.  1912; 
Browning's  Poems  Set  to  Music,  by  C.  K.  Rogers,  from  Emerson 
College  Magazine  20:3  :134:Jan.  1912;  The  Study  of  Browning  at 
Emerson  College,  from  Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3 :  135: Jan. 
1912;  Robert  Browning's  Birthday,  by  \V.  H.  Van  Allen,  from 
Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3 :  I36:Jan.  1912;  Extracts  from  the 
Poetry  of  (R.  Browning),  by  Prof.  \V.  G.  Ward,  from  Emerson 
College  Magazine  20:3: 136- 1 42: Jan.  1912;  Suggestions  Regarding 
Boof(s  on  Browning,  by  Marie  Ada  Molineux,  from  Emerson  College 
Magazine  20:3 :  142-144 : Jan.  1912;  Poem—R.  Browning,  from 
Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3  : 1  45  :Jan.  1912;  Brownings  Song 
(From  Pippa  Passes),  by  Edith  Giles,  from  Emerson  College  Maga- 
zine 20:3:146-150:Jan.  1912;  The  Quiet  Hour  at  Emerson  Col- 
lege, from  Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3  : 1  51  :Jan.  I9I2;  Pros- 
pice,  by  R.  Browning,  from  Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3: 
161-I62:Jan.  1912;  Epilogue — R.  Browning,  from  Emerson  Col- 
lege Magazine  20:3  :  170. Jan.  1912     821.88  Xma. 

MAGAZINE  ARTICLES,  No.  !2 

Robert  Browning :  Personalia,  by  Edmund  Gosse,  from  Nassau  Lit- 
erary Magazine  46:2:1 33 :  June  1890;  Is  the  Philosophizing  Ten- 
dency of  Present  English  [l''orl(s  of  Imagination  Injurious  to  Them 
as  Wort(s  of  Art?  by  C.  S.  P.,  from  The  Vassar  Miscellany  6: 
2:59-64:Jan.  1877;  Address  of  Rev.  Samuel  M.  Crothers,  from 
Proceedings  of  the  Thirty-second  Annual  Meeting  of  the  Free 
Religious  Association,  Boston,  Mass.,  June  1  and  2,  1899,  72-81  ; 
Remartfs  of  Rev.  Jent(in  Lloyd  Jones,  from  Proceedings  of  Thirty- 


240  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

second  Annual  Convention  of  the  Free  Religious  Association  of 
America.    in-118:June    1-2.    1899     821.88  Xmnl. 

MAGAZINE,  ECLECTIC 

Magazine  Articles:  IVordsruorth,  Tennyson,  an3  BroTifning ;  or. 
Pure,  Ornate,  and  Croiesque  in  English  Poelr\)  (National  Review) 
l:3:273-284:March  1865,  1  :4:41 5-427  :April  1865;  A  Child 
Asleep,  by  Mrs.  Browning.  1  :4:52 1-522: April  1865;  Robert 
Brownings  Poems  (St.  Paul's)  13:3 :267-279:March  1871;  Rob- 
ert Drowning,  Writer  of  Plays,  by  W.  L.  Courtney  (Fortnightly 
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MAGAZINE  OF  POETRY 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.  By  Eva  Marie  Kennedy.  With  Port- 
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MAGGS  BROTHERS 

Catalogue  367:21-23.  First  Edition  of  the  works  of  the  Esteemed 
Authors  of  the  19th  and  20th  Centuries.  Association  Books  and 
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By    Francis    Ohrum.     Baylor    Literary     1 7:9:312-315:June    1909 

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Briefs  on  New  Books.    Dial  48:152-5 : March   1,   1910. 
Notes  on  the  History  and  Character  of  the  Jews.    Fortnightly  Re- 
view 85: 148: Jan.  1906. 

The  Succession  of  Mr.  Meredith.  Fortnightly  Review  88:935: 
Dec.  2,    1907. 

MAIS,  S.  p.  B. 

Rupert  Brooke.    Fortnightly  Review   104:348-362: Aug.   1915. 

MAKERS  OF  ENGLISH  POETRY 

By  W.  J.  Dawson.  Chap.  25,  Robt.  Browning,  276;  Chap.  26, 
Browning's  Philosophy  of  Life,  284;  Chap.  27,  The  Spirit  of 
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332    821.09  D272m. 

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By  George  Edward  Woodberry.  On  Browning's  Death  386 
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MAKING  A  NAME  IN  LITERATURE 

By   Edmund  Gosse.    Forum  8:196:Oct.    1889. 

MAKING  OF  A  GREAT  POEM,  THE 

By  Anna  Benneson   McMahan.    Dial  45:344-5  :Nov.    16,   1908. 

MAKING  OF  A  POET,  THE 

By  Stephen  Gwynn.    Nineteenth   Century  67:65-78:  Jan.   1910. 

Same.  Littell's   Living   Age   265:484-493. 
MALE  BLUE-STOCKING.  A,  SOAME  JENYNS 

By  Norman  Pearsons.    Nineteenth  Century  62: 126-141  :  July  1907. 
MALLESON.  W.  T. 

H albert  and  Hob.   Notes  and  News.    Poet  Lore  9:3:465-466. 


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MALLOCK.    \V.   H. 

Everyman  His  Ojvn  Pud  or    The  Impired  Singer's  Recipe  Dool(. 

Containing  HoTP  to  Maf(e  an  Imitation  of  Mr.  Drovining.    Chicago, 

1903. 

Neceisar\f   Conditions   of   Great   Poetry.    Literary   Digest   21  :248- 

249:  Sept.  1,  1900. 
MALLOY.  CHARLES 

Bacchus,  One  of   the    Worlds    Great    Potms.    Arena   32:504-13: 

Nov.    1904. 

La  Saisiaz:  The  Real  significance  of  The  Brand  Flamboyant.  Poet 

Lore  8:5:256-265. 

The   Poems   of  Emerson.    Arena   32:145-151  :Aug.    1904;    33:65- 

70:Jan.    1905. 
MANCHESTER  QUARTERLY 

Browning  and  The  Creek  Drama.    By  A.  S.  Wilkins.    8:377-390: 

Oct.    1883. 
MANLOVE.  MRS.  P.  H. 

Miss  Ford's   Literary   Circles— Nashville.   Tenn.     Poet   Lore   2:6: 

331-32. 
MANN.  DOROTHEA  LAWRENCE 

Broivning.  Homage  to  Robert  Broxvning,  Aleph  Tanner  49     821.88 

Xht. 
MANUAL  TRAINING 

To  a  Srvalloio  Building   Under  Our  Eaves.    By  Mrs.   Browning. 

18:221  :Jan.    1917. 
MANUSCRIPT,  OF  THE  BROWNING 

By    Frederic    G.    Kenyon.      Littells    Living    Age    278:733-738: 

Sept.   20.    1913. 
MANWARING.  G.  B. 

//  We  Return.    Letters  of  a  Soldier  in  Kitchner's  Army.     940.91 

M294i. 
MARBLE.  ANNIE  RUSSELL 

Biography  of  the  Mind.   Dial  37:267-268: Nov.  I,  1904. 

Emerson,  Poet  and  Thinker.    Dial  37 :366-7:Dec.   1.    1904. 

The  Latest   Critic  of  Broivning's  Poetry.    Dial   33:395-6:Dec.    1. 

1902. 

Modern  Echoes  of  Petrarch.    Dial  37:29-31  :July  16.  1904. 

William    Wetmore  Story  and  His  Friends.    Dial   35 :348-51  :Nov. 

16,    1903 
MARCH.  FRANCIS  A..  LL.  D. 

Robert  Browning.    Independent  52:1  :1  :Jan.  2,  1890. 

MARCH  HARE.  A 

By  Charles  Stracher.    Eclectic  Magazine  68:46:July    1898. 

MARCHING  ALONG 

See  Music. 
MAREAN,  EMMA  ENDICOTT 

The  Browning  Socictv   of  Boston.    Poet   Lore   5:2:110-112;    5:3: 
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8&9:471-472. 

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.MARK  TWAIN  AS  AN  AUTHOR 

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MARKHAM,  ANNA  CATHERINE 

The    Cirl    With    the    Blue   Eya.     Homage    to    Robert   Drowning, 
Aleph  Tanner  76     821.88  Xhl. 

MARKHAM.  EDWIN 

Appendices   117-118,  Centenary  Addresses.    A   Sonnet  3     821.88 

Vnya. 

On  the  Poetry  of  Poe.    Literary  Digest  28:912:June  25,  1904. 

Poetry  of  Poe.    Arena  32:1  70- 175: Aug.    1904. 

Imagination.    The  Man  With  the  Hoe  and  Other  Poems  50     81 1 

M345mh. 

Same.  Homage    to   Robert   Drowning,   Aleph    Tanner   36     821.88 

Xht. 

To   Drowning.    Homage   to   Robert  Drowning,  Aleph   Tanner  40 

821.88  Xht. 
MARKHAM  S,  EDWIN.  BOOK  OF  POEMS 

Editorial.    Literary    Digest    18:695-696: June    17,    1899. 

MARQUIS,  NEETA 

The  Sonnets  from  the  Portuguese.    Homage  to  Robert  Drowning, 
Aleph   Tanner   74     821.88   Xht. 

MARRIAGE,  TRAGEDY  IN 

The  Study  Class.    By  Anna  Benneson  McMahan.    202-203     807 

Ml  67. 
MARSTON,  PHILIP  BOURKE 

A  Realistic  Poet.    Atlantic  Monthly  49:51 4-51 7: April   1882. 
MARSTON.  WESTLAND 

Our  Recent  Actors   (Browning  and  Macready).    Poet  Lore   1:2: 

104. 
MARTIN.  GEORGE  H. 

The  Peculiar  Obligation  of  the  Public  High  School.    Educational 

Review  43: 466: May   1912. 
MARTIN.  LADY  HELENA  FAUCIT 

By  Sir  Theodore   Martin.    See   Index   for  numerous   references   to 

Browning.     B   F257m. 
MARTINEAU.  HARRIET 

Autobiography  194     C  739. 
MARTLEY.  W.  G. 

Women.    London  Browning  Society  Papers  4:57-64     821.88  Dbs. 
MARX,  MISS  ELEANOR 

An  Account  of  Abbe  Vogler.    (From  Fetes  and  Nisard.)    Brown- 
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MARZIALS.  SIR  FRANK  T. 

Drowning.    Bell's  Miniature  Series  of  Great  Writers.    George  Bell 

&  Sons,   London,    1905.     821.88    Bmm. 
MASON,  AMELIA  GERE 

Club  and  Salon.  I.    Century  56: 122- 127: May   1898. 
MASON,  CAROLINE  ATWATER 

The  Spell  of  Italy.    References  to  Robert  Browning  271,  272,  273, 

259,  261.  281,  360. 
MASON,  EDWARD  T. 

Edited.    Lyrical  and  Dramatic  Poems.    Selected   from   the   works 

of    Robert    Browning   with    an   extract    from    Stedman's    Victorian 

Poets. 

MASSON.  DAVID 

Edinburgh  University  and  IV omen   (on  Tennyson).    Poet  Lore  4: 

12:636. 

In  the  Footsteps  of  the  Poets.   Robert  Browning,  by  R.  H.  Hutton. 


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297-330;   Mn.  Brorvning,  by  the  Lord  Bishop  of  Ripon.  279-295 

821.04  M419I. 

The  Three  Interests  in  Old  English  Literature.    Contemporary  Re- 
view 21:l99-226:Jan.  1873. 
MASSON.  ROSALINE 

Robert  Droroning  in  Edinburgh.    Cornhill  Magazine   152:590:226- 

240:  Feb.  1909     821.88  Xman. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  260:653-663. 

A    Departure  from    Tradition.     (Chamb.   J.)     Littell't  Living  Age 

207:15-23. 

An  Inspired  Little  Creature  and  the  Poet   IVordsivorth.     (Fortn.) 

Littell's   Living   Age   267:790-801. 
MASSON.  TOM 

Deans  and  DroTvning.    Current  Opinion  3:34:359:March   1903. 
MASTER  HUGUES  OF  SAXE-GOTHA 

Browning  Study  Programme:  A  Croup  of  Music  Poems — A   Toc- 
cata of  Caluppi's  Master  Hugues  of  Saxe-Cotha,  Abt  Vogler.    By 

Charlotte  Porter  and  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore   10:2:288-293. 
MASTER  SINGER.  THE 

By   Elizabeth   Clendenning    Ring.     Homage    to    Robert   Drovning, 

Aleph  Tanner   145     821.88  Xht. 
MASTER-SPIRITS 

By    Robert    Buchanan.     Broivning's   Masterpieces   89-109     820.04 

B918ms. 
MASTERPIECE  OF  ENGLISH  LITERATURE 

Review.     Independent   47:2:1205:1895. 
MASTERPIECE  OF  ENGLISH  NARRATIVE  VERSE,  THE 

By  Charles  Leonard   Moore.    Dial   43 :303-305  :Nov.    16.    1907. 
MASTERS  BY  PROXY 

By  Robert  Haven  Schauffler.    Century  88:506-512:Aug.    1914. 
MASTERS  OF  ENGLISH  LITERATURE.  BOOK  NOTICES 

By  Edwin  Watts  Chubb.    Education  Magazine  35  :537-542:  April 

1915;   35:537-542: April   1915. 
MASTERY 

Robert  Brorening's  Master})  of  Rh^me.    By  W.  J.  Rolfe.    Boston 

Browning  Society    Papers    172     821.88  Vbp. 

By  W.  J.  Rolfe.    Poet  Lore  5:5:258-66. 
MATERIAL  FROM  ENGLISH  LITERATURE  OF  THE  INTER- 
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By  Prof.   Myra   Reynolds.    Biblical   World    1  1  :49-52:Jan.    1898; 

n:127-130:Feb.     1898;     1  1  :203-207  :March     1898;     11:257-259: 

April  1898. 
MATHER.  FRANK  JEWETT.  JR. 

Literature.     Forum   34:77-91.   220-230.   387-403  :July-Jan.    1902-3 

MATHER.  J.  MARSHALL 

Popular  Studies  of  Nineteenth  Century  Poets.    Chapter  7.  BroTvn- 

ing,  the  Optimist  155-184     821.88. 
MATRIMONY  AND  THE  MAN  OF  LETTERS 

By  Sidney  Low.    Nineteenth   Century  66:423-433  :Scpt.    1909. 

Same.  LitteH's  Living  Age  263:131-138. 
MATTER.  THE  TRANSFIGURATION  OF 

By  George  Barlow.    Contemporary  Review  8')  :686-696:May  1904. 

MATTHEWS.  BRANDER 

An  Inquiry  as  to  Rh})me.    Bookman  8:32-38  :Sept.   1898. 
Invention  in  Literature.    Scribner's  41  :246-250:Feb.    1907. 


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Liieralurc.    Forum  40:499:Nov.  1908. 

The  Pla])wrighl  and  the  Play-Coers.    102:421 -426:July  1908. 

Poslscripi  as  to  Rh^mc.    Bookman   13 :416-18:July   1901. 

Relation  of  Drama  to  Literature.    Forum  24:635-639:Jan.  1898. 

Revival  of  the  Poetic  Drama.    Atlantic  Monthly  101  :2 19-224: Jan. 

1908. 

Special   Article.     Forum   39:423:Jan.    1908. 
MATTHEWS.  WILLIAM 

Stud^  of  Dictionaries.    Literary  Digest  13:525: Aug.  22,  1896. 
MAURY,  AN TONIA  C.  De  P.  P. 

A  Friend  of  Emerson.    Poet  Lore  26:3:362. 
MAXWELL,  SIR  HERBERT 

Lord  Randolph  Churchill.     (Nat'I  R.)     Littells  Living  Age  205: 

28-37. 
MAYERS,  F.  W.  H.  AND  OTHERS 

Apparitions.    Nineteenth    Century    15:791-815. 

MAYHEW,  WM.  H. 

Hawthorne   and   His   Circle.     New    Church    Review    11:385-392: 

July  1904. 
MAYNE,  ETHEL  COLBURN 

Drorvning's    Heroines.     With    Frontispiece    and    Decorations.     By 

Maxwell  Armfield.     821.88  Pmh. 
MAYO,  ISABELLA  F. 

An  Aberdeen  Student  of  Today.   Eclectic  Magazine  122:234-241  : 

Feb.    1894. 
M.  B. 

Bp     the    Fireside.     Baylor     Literary     and     Georgetonian     821.88 

Xblg. 
McCABE,  LIDA  ROSE 

A   Browning  Anecdote.    Outlook   44:358: Aug.  22,    1891. 
McCAIN,  REA 

The  Fear  of  the  Present.    English  Journal  5:607:Nov.   1916. 

McCarthy,  justin 

A  History  of  Our  Own  Times  2:297     942.08  MI 27a. 
Some  Memories  of  Tennyson,  Drowning  and  Ceorge  Eliot.    Liter- 
ary Digest    19:40: July  8,    1899. 

McCarthy's  reminiscences,  mr. 

By  W.  P.  Trent.    Forum  28:376-3 79 :Nov.   1899. 

McCHESNEY.  D.  G. 

Dora    Creenwell,    Her  Poems.     Fortnightly    Review    86:262: Aug. 

1906. 
McCLURE.  FRANK 

Cleveland's  New  Method  of  Care  for  Her   Wards.    Chautauquan 

6l:90-98:Dec.  1910. 
McCLURE'S  MAGAZINE 

Men  of  Letters.    By  Geo.  W.  Smalley.    20:53-65 :Nov.   1902. 
McCOOK,  HENRY  C. 

Another  Spider  Query  and  Answer.    Poet  Lore  1:11  :518-20. 

Answer  to  a  Query.    Poet  Lore  1  :3:486. 
McCORMICK,  WILLIAM  S. 

Lectures  on  Literature.    Robert  Browning    125-184     820.4   M131. 
McCORMICK.  WILLIAM  S.  (AND  OTHERS) 

The     lVorf(s    of    Geoffrey    Chaucer.    Athenaeum    3723:268-269: 

March  4.    1899. 
McCRACKEN,  ELIZABETH 

Stage  Production  of  Browning's  Pla^^..   Poet  Lore  14:3:1 15-31. 


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McCRIE.  GEORGE 

The  licUgion  of  Our  Literature.  Essays  upon  Thomas  Carlyle, 
Robert  Browning,  Alfred  Tennyson.  Robert  Bro&ning  69-109 
820.4   Ml 32. 

McGOWAN,  EVA 

The  Love  Affairs  of  the  Poeti.    Baylor  Literary   1 7 :334-337  :June 

1909. 

McINTYRE.  CLARA  F. 

New  Poets  Judged  h\,  Old  Startdards.    Poet  Lore  28:4:445.  448. 
McKINNEY.  BERNICE 

Modern    Faith    m    BroTvning's   Poetry,    a    translation    of    Quclques 

aspects  de  la  foi  modernc  dans  les  poemes  de  Robert  Drowning. 

By  P.  Berger.     821.88  Rbem. 

McLaughlin,  j.  b. 

The  Religion  of  Robert  Drowning.    The  Ampleforth  Journal  4:1  : 
48-62  :Oct.  1903. 
McMAHAN.  ANNA  BENNESON 

Drowning  as   the  Poet   of  His   Century.    Dial   54:294-6: April    1, 

1913. 

Drowning,  the  Man.    Centenary  Addresses  9-32     821.88  Vnya. 

Edited.  Florence  in  the  Poetry  of  the  Drownings.  Being  a  Selec- 
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which  have  to  do  with  the  History,   the  Scenery  and   the  Art  of 

Florence.     821.88  Gmf. 

The  Making  of  a  Great  Poem.    Dial  45 :344-5  :Nov.   16,   1908. 

An  Interesting   Memorial  of   Two   Creal  Authors.    Dial   31  :229- 

30:Oct.    1,    1901. 

A'en;    Lights    on    Drowning' s    Personality.     Dial    50: 206-9: March 

16,    1911. 

The  Study  Class.    A  guide  for  the  students  of  English  Literature. 

187-225    807  Ml 67. 
McMASTER'S  UNIVERSITY  MONTHLY 

Studies    in    Drowning's   Art   Poems.     By    Roy    Harris.     349-358: 

May  1918    821.88  Lmm. 
McMILLIAN'S  MAGAZINE 

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821.88   Dml. 
McNARY,  SARAH  J. 

5ex  Education.    Enghsh  Journal  8:245-247: April   1919. 
McNICOLL.  THOMAS 

Essays  on  Erjglish  Literature.    R.  Drowning  298-314     820.4  Ml 69. 
MEDHURST.  FRANCIS 

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MEETING 

See  Music. 
MEETING  AT  NIGHT  AND  PARTING  AT  MORNING 

By  Robert   Browning.    In  Kindai  Shikashu.    By  Aiyu  Kobayashi. 

In  Japanese.     808.1    K75. 

By  L.   M.  Sidney.    Lessons  From  Drowning.     821.88  Dslb. 
MELON-SELLER.  THE 

See  Xlusic. 
MEMOIR,  ALFRED.  LORD  TENNYSON,  A 

By  his  son.    Athenaeum   3651  :521 -522  :Oct.    16,    1897. 


246  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

MEMOIR  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

Pall  Mall  Budget  Thursday.  Dec.   19.   1889     821.7  Xpmb. 
MEMOIRS 

By   Henry   Fothergill   Chorley.    Compiled   by   Henry  G.   Hewlett. 

Mrs.   Browning   2:30-38.    167-169;    Robert   Browning  25-26.    30. 

169-174.    1:212-213     B  C551h. 
MEMORABLE  ART  CLASS 

By  Thomas  Sulman.    Good  Words.    Litlell's  Living  Age  214:889- 

893. 
MEMORABLE  LOVE  LETTERS 

By   E.   Rafford   Pike.    Cosmopolitan   37:253-261. 

MEMORIAL  HELD  BY  THE  BOSTON  BROWNING  SOCIETY. 
JAN.  28.  1890 
821.88  Bmb. 

MEMORIAL  MEETING.  ADDRESS 

By  D.  G.  Brinton.    Poet  Lore  2:1  :40-43.   146-147. 

MEMORIAL  MEETING  OF  THE  SYRACUSE  BROWNING  CLUB 
Held  at  May  Memorial  Church.  Syracuse,  N.  Y..  Jan.  9.  1890. 
C.  W.  Bardeen.  Syracuse,  N.  Y..   1890.     821.88  Bsy. 

MEMORIAL  MEETING  TO  ROBERT  BROWNING.  THE  EXER- 
CISES AT 

Held  in  the  King's  Chapel  by  the  Boston  Browning  Society.  Lit- 
erary  World  21:3:40:Feb.    1,    1890. 

MEMORIAL  NOTES.  BROWNING 

By    F.   Charlton.     Poet   Lore   2:2:100-111. 
MEMORIAL  OF  TWO  GREAT  AUTHORS.  AN  INTERESTING 

By  Anna  Benneson  McMahan.    Dial   31  :228-30:Oct.    I,    1901. 
MEMORIAL  PUBLICATIONS.  BROWNING 

Poet   Lore   2:6:326-7. 

MEMORIAL  SERVICE,  BOSTON  BROWNING 

By  Alice  Kent  Robertson.    Poet  Lore  2:3:152-155. 

MEMORIAL  TO  ROBERT  BROWNING 

Under  the  Auspices  of  the  Browning  Society  of  Boston.  King* 
Chapel,  Tuesday,  Jan.  28,  1890.  Printed  for  the  Society  by  the 
University    Press,   Cambridge.     821.88   Bmb. 

MEMORIALS,   BROWNING 

A  Catalogue  of  Books,  Drawings,  Autograph  Letters  and  Other 
Relics,  purchased  at  the  recent  dispersal  of  the  Browning  Collec- 
tion. Offered  for  sale  by  Bertram  Dobell.     821.88  Adm  (2  copies). 

MEMORIALS  OF  ROSSETTI 

Atlantic   Monthly   51  :549-555:April    1883. 

MEMORIES  OF   BROWNING,   BEAUTIFUL 

(A  review  of  Mrs.  Bronson's  Recolleclions  of  Browning  in  Venice, 
which  appeared  in  the  Cornhill  Magazine.)  Review  of  Reviews 
25:353-354:March    1902. 

MEMORIES  OF  SEVENTY  YEARS 

By   E.   G.  J.     Dial    18:43-45:Jan.    16.    1895. 

MEMORY  OF  R.  B.   (1812-1889),  TO  THE 

By  John  Savary.    Literary  World  21  :1  :8:Jan.  4.   1890. 
MEN  AND  WOMEN 

By  Robert  Browning.    Ticknor  &  Fields,  Boston,    1866.     (Author* 

Edition     821.88   Hmwt. 

Athenaeum   1464: 1327- 1328:  Nov.  17.  1855. 

By  Robert  Browning.    (Reviewed.)    Poclry  o/  the  Pait  Year.  The 

Christian   Remembrancer  92:281 -294: April    1856. 

S«e  The  Cra\;on   (for  criticism)   3:2:61  :Feb.    1856. 


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MEN  AND  WOMEN.  AND  PIPPA  PASSES.  BROWNING'S 

By  E.  Forlcscue  Bricksdale.    Dial  49:473  :Dec.  I.   1910. 
MEN  AND  WOMEN.  BROWNINGS 

By  H.  Ospovat.    Dial   35:425:Dec.    I.    1903. 

The  Rambler.  Catholic  Journal  and  Review,  Jan.    1856. 

MEN  AND  WOMEN.  REMARKS  OI-  BROWNINGS 

Editorials.     Blackwood's    Magazine   79:  l33.l37:Feb.    1856. 

MEN  OF  LETTERS 

By  Geo.    W.  Smalley.    McClure's  20:33-65:Nov.    1902. 

MEN  OF  LETTERS— THE  UNHAPPY  LOVE  AFFAIRS  OF 

By  Strachey  and  Littlefield.  Current  Opinion  47 :5I2-5I  5  :Nov. 
1909. 

MEN  OF  MARK 

A  Gallery  of  Contemporary  Portraits  of  Men  Distinguished  in 
the  Senate,  the  Church,  in  Science.  Literature  and  Art,  the  Army, 
Navy,  Law.  Medicine,  etc.  Conducted  by  George  C.  Whitfield. 
Robert  Browning:   Poet  and  Dramatist.     821.88  Bmm. 

MENAGE  DE  POE'I  ES 

By  Mary  James  Darmesleter.  (In  French.)  Revue  de  Paris  18: 
295-31 7 :Sept.  13,  1898;  18:788-81 7 :Oct.  15.  1898    821.88  Bmd. 

MERCER,  ARTHUR 

Poelry  of  Courlship  and  Marriage.  New  Church  Review  15:392- 
404:  July  1908. 

MEREDITH 

Brorvniiig   and   Meredilh,    Some   Poinli   of   Similarii\).     By    Mary 

Winchester  Abboll.     821    Dap. 

Same.   (  1  ypewritten)      821.88  Dam. 

Same.  By  Editor.    Priory  Magazine  Aug.  1903     821.88  Dpm. 
MEREDITH  AS  A  POET 

By  Miss  M.  Sturge  Henderson.  Literary  Digest  36:341 -342 :March 

7.  1908. 
MEREDITH.  GEORGE 

To  Robert  Browning.   Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

130    821.88  Xht. 

By   Percy  Lubbock.     (Quart.   R.)     Littell's  Living  Age  264:515- 

526. 

Poems  and  Lyrics  of  the  joy  of  the  Earth.    Athenaeum  2909:103- 

104: July  28.  1883. 

A  Faith  on  Trial.    821.88  M559p. 

MEREDITH,  GEORGE.  POETRY  OF 

By  G.  M.  Trevelyan.    Eclectic  Magazine  143 :503-51 5  :Oct.   1904. 

MEREDITH.  MR.  GEORGE,  A  STUDY  OF 

By  J.  A.  Newton  Robinson.    Eclectic  Magazine   118:124-129. 
MEREDITH  IN  HIS  POEMS.  MR. 

Current  Opinion  9:597-599:Ap(il  1892. 

By   Professor  Edward  Dowden.    Eclectic  Magazine    118:650-660: 

May  1892. 

By    Edward     Dowden.      Fortnightly    Review     57:337-353  :March 

1892. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  193:495-505. 
MEREDITH  ON  THE  SOURCE  OF  DESTINY.  GEORGE 

By  Emily  G.  Hooker.    Poet  Lore  12:2:238-252. 
MEREDITH.  OWEN 

The    Wanderer.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  78 

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MEREDITH.  SOME  RECOLLECTIONS,  GEORGE 

By  Edward  Clodd.    Fortnightly  Review  92:25: July   1909. 
MEREDITHS  STYLE,  PENALTY  OF 

By   Paul   Elmer   More.    Literary   Digest  30:891  :June   17.    1905. 

MEREDITH.  THE  GREAT  PSYCHOLOGIST  OF  ENGLISH  FIC- 
TION, GEORGE 

Current  Opinion  47 :49-54:July    1909. 

MEREDITH.  THE  MORAL  PHILOSOPHY  OF 

Contemporary  Review  96:23-29: July   1909. 
Munsey's   30:153:Oct.    1903. 

MEREDITH,  Vv'ILL  THE  NOVELS  OF  GEORGE.  ENDURE 

Current  Opinion  44:51 -53  :Jan.  1908. 
MERLETTE.  GERMAINE-MARIE 

La   Vic  e(  I'OeuVTc  d'Elizabelh  Darretl  Brolvning. 
MERLETTE,  MARIE 

La  Vie  ei  I'Oeuvre  Je  Elizabeth  Brovining.    Athenaeum  4045:585- 

586:May  13,  1905. 
MERRELL.  E.  H. 

Browning  as   an   Artist   from   Memorial   Meeting   of   the   Syracuse 

Browning  Club  24-54     821.88  Bsr. 

Brooming  as  a  Genius.    Syracuse  Memorial  24-54     821.88  Bsy. 
MERRILL,  K.MHARINE 

The  Use  of  the  Ugl\)  in  Art.    Poet  Lore  13:2:255-60. 
MERRILL,  WILLIAM  PIERSON 

Faith  and  Sight.    Robert  Browning  128-144     230  M571. 
MERRILL,  WILLIAM  STETSON 

Browning  5ocic/p  Papers.    Library  Jooirnal  28:104:March  1903. 
MERTENS,  MARSHALL  LOUIS 

Music,   Madness   and    the    Master.     (Browning's    Saul.)     Review 

and   Expositor  Jan.    1918     821.88  Hsam. 
MESMERISM 

Translated   into   Japanese.     By   Iwano   Homei.    Kinsei   Eihunga}(u 

(Studies    in    Modern    English    Literature)     132-149     820.8    S933j. 

Notes  under  Current  Topics.    Albion   133:  March   13,   1869. 

By  Ezra  Pound.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  46 

821.88  Xht. 

Same.  Literary  Digest  44:1110. 
MESMERISM   FROM   A   SCIENTIFIC   VIEW   POINT,   BROWN- 
ING'S 

By  Francis  E.  White.    Poet  Lore  4:5:261-66. 
MESSAGE  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING,  THE 

By  A.  Austin   Foster.     821.88  Rfm. 

By    W.    Wilberforce    Newton.     Bookmart    5 :50:52-53  :July    1887 

821.88  Xmbm. 
MESSAGE,  SIGNIFICANCE  OF  BROWNING'S 

By  F.  W.  Farrar.    Review  of  Reviews  15:185-191  :Feb.  1897. 
MESSAGE    TO    ARTISTS    AND    CRAFTSMEN    OF    TODAY. 

BROWNING'S 

By  George  Wharton  James.   Craftsman  149-151  :Nov.  1903. 
MESSAGE     TO     THE     NINETEENTH     CENTURY.     ROBERT 

BROWNING'S 

By  James  T.   Bixby.    Arena  283-297  :Feb.    1890. 

MESSAGE  TO  THE  TIME.  BROWNING'S 

His  religion,  philosophy  and  science.    By  Edward  Berdoe.     821.88 

Dbm. 

Same.  Poet  Lore  2:5:286. 


BROWNINGIANA  249 

METAPHYSICAL  SIGNIFICANCE  OF  DIPSYCHUS  AND  THE 

WORLD  SOUL.  THE 

(From    papers    of    the    Browning    Society    of    Philadelphia.)     By 

Francis  H.  Williams.    Poet  Lore  6:6&7:348-56. 
METEYARD.  TOM  B. 

The  Two  Bobbies.    Literary  Digest  10:73  :Nov.   17.   1894. 
METHODIST  QUARTERLY  REVIEW 

DroTvning'i  Ring  and  the  Bool(.    By  G.  H.  Clark.    April  and  July 

191 1     821.88  Hrc. 
METHODIST  REVIEW 

Child  Roland  lo   ihe  Darl^   Tower  Came.    An  Interpretation.    By 

Geo.  H.   Willett.    601  :July-Aug.   1914. 

The  Magic  of  a  Book.    By  L.  H.  Hough.    696:Sept.-Oct.  1914. 

Sarah  Flower  Adams — One   of  ihe   Earl'^  Friends   of  Browning. 

By  S.  G.  Ayres.    850:Nov.-Dec.   1914. 

Andrea  del  Sarto  and  His  Wife.  By  A.  W.  Crawford.   929:Nov.- 

Dec.    1914     821.88  Xmmr. 
MEYER-FRANCK.  HELENE 

Eine  Inlcrprelalion.    Robert   Browning.     The  Ring  and  the  Bool(. 

Olto  Hapke  Verlag.  Gotlingen.   1912.     821.88  Hrmg. 

The  Ring  and  the  Boof( — Eine  Interpretation.    Translated  by  Es- 

telle    Barron.     Thesis    submitted    for    B.   A.   Degree    from    Baylor 

University.     821.88  Hrmeb. 

MEYNELL,  ALICE 

The  Love  Letters  of  Browning.    Bookman  9:162-5. 

Love  Letters  of  Two  Poets.    Literary  Digest  18:425-426: April   15, 

1899. 

Stephen  Phillips.    Poetry  Journal.    Littell's  Living   Age  289:367- 

369. 

M.  G. 

Some  Odd  Numbers.   Murray's.   Littell's  Living  Age  175:308-313. 

MICHAEL.  MRS  HELEN  C.  DE  SILVER  (ABBOTT) 

Studies  in  Plant  and  Organic  Chemistr\)  and  Literar\)  Papers  Cam- 
bridge 1907.    The  Drama  in  Relation  to  Truth  364-369. 
Printed  also  in  Poet  Lore  7:3:149-154.  547-582: March  1895. 

MIDDLE  YEARS 

By  Henry  James.    Scribner's  62:612:Nov.   1917. 

MIDDLEBURY  CAMPUS,  THE 

Some  Thoughts  on  Browning's  Ethical  Views.  By  G.  Walts  Cun- 
ningham.   8:83-88:  May   1912. 

MIHRAH  SHAH 
See  Music. 

MILDRED,  BROWNINGS 

By  J.  J.  Britton.    Poet  Lore  5:5:266-272. 

MILES.  ALFRED  H. 

By  Editor.  The  Browning  Reciter.  Verse  and  Prose  for  Recita- 
tion. By  Robert  Brownmg.  Sir  A.  Conan  Doyle.  Edward  F.  Tur- 
ner. W.  S.  Gilbert,  Re  Henry,  E.  Nesbit  and  other  Writers. 
821.88  Sbrm. 

MILLER.  EDWIN  L. 

The  Bo\f  and  His  Book ;  Poetry  and  Freedom.    English  Journal 

8:342:June   1919. 
MILLS.  C.  DEB. 

Remarks.  Memorial  Meeting  of  the  Syracuse  Browning  Club  79- 
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MILMAN.  DEAN 

By  his  son,   Arthur   Milman.     Edinburgh   Review    191  :51 1  :April 

1900. 
MILNE.  J. 

The  Popular  Reprint  in  England.     Fortnightly   Review    102:351- 

352:  Aug.   1914. 
MILSAND.  JOSEPH 

5ee    a    French   Friend   of   Drowning.     By    Th.    Benlzon.     (Mme. 

Blanc.)    Scribner's  Magazine  20: 108-120. 
MILSAND,  M.  J. 

La  Poeiie  Anglaise  Dcpuis  Byron.    Robert  Browning  2:661-689: 

July    15,    1851;    Elizabeth    Browning    3 :339-361  :Jan.    15,     1852 

821.8  M661. 
MILTON 

By   W.    F.    Alexander.     Contemporary    Review    96:668-683  :Dec. 

1909. 
MILTON  AND  MODERN  MEN 

By   G.  E.  G.   De   Montmorency.    Contemporary   Review   94:693- 

705:  Dec.    1908. 
MINCHIN,  HARRY  CHRISTOPHER 

Browning    and    Wordsworth.     Littell's    Living    Age    274:104-112: 

July  13,  1912. 

Browning  as  a  Letter  Writer.    Browning  Centenary  38-45     821.88 

Bkc. 

The   Life    of   Robert   Browning   with   notices   of   his   writings,   his 

family,  and  his   friends.    By  W.  Hall  Griffin.     821.88  Bg. 

The  Life  of  Robert  Browning.   Reviewed.  Bookman  33  :3-4: March 

1911. 
MIND 

See  under  Fotheringham. 

MIND,  THE  BIOGRAPHY  OF  A 

By  Annie  Russell  Marble.    Dial  37:267-9:Nov.    1.   1904. 
MIND,  THE  CLUE  TO  BROWNING'S 

Editorial.    Dial  52:386:May   16,   1912. 

MINISTRY,  THE  WORK  OF  THE 

By  Julian  K.  Smyth.    New  Church  Review  1 1  :5l7-530:Oct.  1904. 

MINOR  POETS,  THE 

By   Andrew   Lang.     (Longman's.)     Littell's  Living  Age  217:279- 

280. 
MINOR  POETS  OF  THE  DAY 

(Poems    by    Robert    Browning.)      The    Christian    Remembrancer. 

Quarterly   Review   346:April    1851.    J.   and   C.   Mozley,   London. 

821.88  Dcr. 
MISCELLANY— HOW    ONE    OF    MRS.    BROWNING'S    BOOKS 

WAS  NAMED 

Eclectic  Magazine   124:858-859: June  1895. 

MISCONCEPTIONS 

See  Music. 
MISSION  OF  LITERATURE 

By  Theodore  W.  Hunt.    Forum  24:510:Dec.  1897. 

MISSION  OF  TENNYSON 

By  W.  S.  Lilly.    Fortnightly  Review  67:239:  Feb.  1897. 

MISTAKEN,  BROWNING 

By  Boyesen.    Poet  Lore   10:3:462. 


BROWNINGIANA  251 

MODERN  BALLADS 

By   Henry  G.   Heulett.    Contemporary    Review   26:958-980 -.Nov. 

1875. 
MODERN  ENGLISH  BY  HALL 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review    140:5 :74-86: July    1874. 
MODERN   IDOLS 

Studies    in    Biography    and    Criliciim.     By    Wm.    Henry    Thome. 

801    T51lmi. 
MODERN  IMPERIALISM  AS  SHOWN   IN   BROWNING'S  POR- 
TRAIT OF  NAPOLEON  III 

By  Charlotte   Porter.    Poet  Lore    12:1:80-95. 
MODERN  LANGUAGE  ASSOCIATION 

By  Prof.  J.  W.  Cunliffe.    Nation  86:7 :Jan.   1908. 
MODERN  LANGUAGE  ASSOCIATION  PUBLICATIONS 

Elizabeth   Barrett's   Influence   on   Brojvning's   Poetry.     By   J.    W. 

Cunlifle.   23:2:169-183     821.88  Bwe. 

A  Literary  Mosaic.    By  Chas.  W.  Hodell.    23:2:510-519     812.88 

Hrhm. 

MODERN  LANGUAGE  NOTES 

Broruning  in  France.    By  Wm.  Lyons  Phelps.    31  :24-32:Jan.  1916. 
MODERN  LIFE  AND  MODERN  POETRY 

By   Josephine    P.    Peabody.    Poet   Lore    14:1:62. 
MODERN  MEN  OF  LETTERS 

(Honestly  Criticised.)    By  James  Hain  Fnswell.    Robert  Browning 

119-131     820.1   F918m. 
MODERN  NOTES  IN  LH  ERATURE,  THE 

By  Claude  Bragdon.    Literary  Digest  27:897:Dec.  26.   1903. 
MODERN   PHILOLOGY 

A    Guide  for  the  Blind.    By  Louise  Fagan   Peirce.    6:4:487-502: 

April   1909. 
MODERN  POETRY  AND  A  COURAGEOUS  PUBLISHER 

Apollo  and  Keats  on  Browning.    Poet  Lore   1  5  : 1  :1  13-1 14. 
MODERN  POETS  AND  CHRISTIAN  EDUCATION 

Editorial.    Independent  62:734:March  28,  1907. 

Nation  84:268-69: March   1907. 
MODERN  POETS  AND  CHRISTIAN  TEACHING 

Elizabeth   Barrett   Browning.     By    Martha    Foote    Crow.     821.88 

Bmc. 

Robert  Browning.    By  Frank  C.  Lockwood.     821.88  Rim. 
MODERN  POETS  AND  THE  MEANING  OF  LIFE 

By    Frederic    W.    H.    Myers.     Eclectic    Magazine    120:365-377: 

March  1893. 
MODERN  POET  PROPHETS 

Ideal  Womanhood  in  the  Masterpieces  of  Dante,  Coethe  and  Rob- 
ert  Browning,   7-23.     (Pippa,   Pompilia,   James    Lee's    Wife    and 

Lyric    Love.)     By    William    Norman    Guthrie.     804    G984m     (2 

copies). 

MODERN  SHORT  STORY:  ITS  NATURE  AND  ORIGIN.  THE 

By  T.  E.  Rankin.    Poet  Lore   17:1:100-111. 
MODERN  SOCIAL  RELIGION 

By  Horace  Halley.    Forum  55:570:April   1916. 

MODERN  VILLIAN.  THE 

By  Norman  Hapgood.    Collier's  Weekly  33:18:April  30.   1914. 

MOLINEUX,  MARIE  ADA 

Robert  Browning.     Homage    to    Robert   Browning,   Alcph    Tanner 
49    821.88  Xht. 


252  BAYLOR  UNIVEflSITY 

A  Phrase  Book  from  the  Poetic  and  Dramatic  Work*  of  Robert 

Browning.     821.88  Cmp. 
MOLINEUXS.  MISS.  BROWNING  PHRASE  BOOK 

By  W.  J.  R.    Dial  22:42-3:Jan.   16.  1897;  22:78:Feb.  1897. 

Suggestions  Regarding  Bool^s  on  Drorvning.   Emerson  College  Mag' 

azine  20:3 : 1 42- 1 44: J  an.   1912. 
MOLMEN'lI.  POMPEO 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    (Nuova  Antologia.)    Littell's  Living 

Age  219:35-40. 
MONOLOGUE.  A  BROWNING 

By   George   Dunmick   Latimer.     Boston   Browning   Society    Papers 

173-189    821.88  Vbp. 
MONOLOGUE.  BROWNINGS  ART  IN 

By  Percy  Stickney   Grant.    Boston  Browning  Society   Papers  35-66 

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MONOLOGUE.  THE  DRAMATIC 

The  feature  and  Interpretation  of  an   Overworl^ed  Form   of  Lit- 
erature.   By  S.  S.  Curry.     821.88  Lcb. 
MONTGOMERY.  JAMES 

By  George  Gilhllan.    Tait's.    Littell's  Living  Age  1 1  :57-60. 
MONTHLY  CHRIS  i  IAN  SPECTA'i  OR 

Bromiings  Christmas  Eve.    By  G.  M.  D.    3 :261-273  :May   1853. 
MONTMORENCY.  J.  E.  G.  de 

7  he  Anglo  Norman  Renaissance.   Edinburgh  Review  229:154-172: 

Jan.   1919. 

Bottom's  Dramas.    Contemporary  Review  1 14:581 -585  :Oct.  1918. 

Chivair\)  and  Civilization.   Reference  to  Ring  and  the  Bool{,   Edin- 
burgh Review  222:1  18-1 34: July   1915. 

Literar})  Cenius.   Contemporary  Review  100:1 :429-434  of  Literary 

Supplement  48. 

MOOD  OK  BROWNINGS  CHILDE  ROLAND  TO  THE  DARK 

TOWER  GAME.  THE 

By   C.  A.  Smith.    Poet  Lore    11:4:626-28. 
MOORE.  CLARA  BLOOMFIELD 

Idol    Affections,     homage    to    Robert    Brorsning,   Aleph    Tanner 

115     8Zl.88Xht. 
MOORE,  MRS.  BLOOMFIELD 

On  the  Heights.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  51 

821.88  Xht. 
MOORE.  CHARLES  LEONARD 

A   Dent  of   Literary   Reputation.    Literary   Digest   46:1:710-711: 

March  29.  1913. 

The  future  of  Poetry.    Forum   14:768-777. 

The  Highest   Type  of  Originality  in  Literature,    Current  Opinion 

50:100-101 :Jan.    1911. 

Lyric  Poetry  of  England,  Ireland  and  America  Compared.   Liter- 
ary Digest  Z3:492-493:Oci.  26  .1901. 

The  Masterpiece  of  English   Narrative  Farce.    Dial  43:303-305: 

Nov.  16.  1907. 

Originality   in  Literature.    Dial   49:319-21  :Nov.    1.    1910. 
MOORE.  CHARLOTTE 

The  Art  Spirit  in  Browning's  Flight  of  the  Duchess.    Poet  Lore 

11:2:266-276. 
MOORE.  MRS.  CLARA  JESSOP 

Dedication  of  Poems  to  My  Friend,  Robert  Browning,  Homage  to 

Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  56     821.88  Xht. 


BROWNINGIANA  253 

MOORE,  SUE.  AND  E.  R.  ALEXANDER 

Catalogue  of   Browning   Material   Baylor.     (Typewritten)     821.88 

Xbbm. 
MOORISH  FRONT  TO  THE  DRAMA 

Luria.     By    Ernest    Radford    Fyke.     London    Browning    Society 

Papers  2:251-252. 
MORAL  PHILOSOPHY  OF  MEREDITH 

By  G.  K.  Chesterton.    Contemporary  Review  96:23-29:July   1909. 
Littell's    Living    Age   262:423-427. 

MORALITY  AND  IMMORALITY 

By  T.  W.   Fowle.    Contemporary  Review    19 :673-695  :May    1871. 

MORALITY  OF  THACKERY  AND  GEORGE  ELIOT.  THE 

By  Maria  Louisa  Henry.   Atlantic  Monthly  51  :243-248:Feb.  1883. 

MORAN.  MABEL 

Robert  Browning.    By  Pierre  Berger.   Translated  by  Mabel  Moran. 
Thesis  in  the  Department  of  English.     821.88   Dbbm    (2  copies). 

MORE  OF  MAX  MULLERS  LITERARY  RECOLLECTIONS 

By    Max    Muller.     Literary    Digest    14:670-71  :April    3.    1897. 

MORE  OF  THE  PRE-RAPHAELITE  BROTHERHOOD 

By  Edith  Kelloq  Dunton.    Dial  41  :444-446:Dec.    16.   1906. 
MORE,  PAUL  ELMER 

Penalty    of   Meredith's    St\;le.     Literary    Digest    30:891  :June    12, 

1905. 

Christina  Rossetti.    Atlantic  Monthly  94:81 5-21  :Jan.   1904. 

Wh\)  Is  Browning  Popular?    Literary  Digest  30:775-776:May  25. 

1905. 

Same.  Shelburne  Essays  3:143-165     814  M836s. 

Shclhurne   Exsavs.    Independent   59:2: 1  1  12  :Nov.   9.    1905. 

MORE  SONGS  FROM'  VAGABONDIA 

By    Bliss    Carman    and    Richard    Hovey.     Designs    by    Tom    B. 
Meteyard.     49     811    C287ms    C.2. 

MOREL.  LEON 

Les  Sonnets   dii  Portu^ais,   d'Elizahcth   Barrett   Browning   traduits 

en  vers  francais  avec  preface.    Texte   anglais   en   regard,   et   notes 

par  Leon  Morel.    Paris:  Librairie  Hachette  &  Cie,   1903.     821.88 

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MORGAN.  A. 

Shakespeare    and   Browning    Societies.     Science    I5:282:Feb.    21, 

1902. 
MORISON,  JEANIE  (MRS.  J.  COTTER  MORISON) 

Caliban    Upon   Setebos,   with    some   notes   on    Browning's   Subtlet}; 

and  Humour.    Browning  Society   Papers  5:489-498     821.88  Dbs. 

Faultless. 

Fifine  at  the  Fair,  Christmas  Eve  and  Easier-Da);  and   Other  of 

Mr.  Browning's  Poems.     821.88  Dfce. 

In   Memoriam — Robert  Browning.    Obit.    Dec.    12,    1889.   not    yet 

published. 

In  Memoriam,  Robert  Browning,   There  as  Here.     821.88  M861f. 

Sabbath    Songs   and   Sonnets   and  B^-lVa\}    Ballads.     In   Palazzo 

Rezzonico   Venice  87. 

Sordello.    An  Outline  Analysis  of  Mr.  Browning's  Poem.     821.88 

Hsom. 

Subtlct];. 

MORLEY.  HENRY 

English   Literature    in    the    Reign    of    Victoria.     Browning's    Aga- 
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254  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

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1878;    Paracehui,    reviewed    in    Nineteenth    Century    2:l38:Aug. 

1877    820.9  M865tw. 

Recent  Literature.    Nineteenth  Century  2:692-712;  4:528-542. 
MORLEY.  JOHN 

On   The  Ring  ami  the  Dooti-    Studies  in  Literature  255-285     804 

M864sl. 
MORRIS,  GEO.  PERRY 

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MORRIS.  HARRISON  S. 

The  Drowning  Societ})  of  the  New  Century  Club  of  Philadelphia. 

Poet   Lore    1:1:35-37;    1:2:82-84;    1:3:128-129. 

Browning  versus  Browning.    Poet  Lore    1:9:408-421. 

Fra  Lippa  Lippi  and  Mr.  Sludge,  from  Browning  versus  Brown- 
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Tales  from  Ten  Poets.     823  P745mt. 

Same.    (Review.)    Independent  44:2:1755:1892. 
MORRIS.  NEW  BOOK,  \VM. 

Editorial.    Independent  41  :2:1314:Oct.    10.   1889. 
MORRIS'  POEMS.  WILLIAM 

By  Andrew  Lang.    Longman's.    Littell's  Living  Age  211:323-336. 
MORRIS,  WILLIAM 

Athenaeum   4423: 109-1 10: Aug.   3,    1912. 

By    Theo.    Watts    Dunton.     Athenaeum    3598:486-488:Oct.    10. 

1896. 

Poems  fcp  the  Way.   Athenaeum  3359:336-338:March  12.  1892. 
MORRIS,  WILLIAM,  THE  COLLECTED  WORKS  OF 

Athenaeum  4341  :5-6:Jan.  7.  1911. 
MORTIMER.  W. 

A  Note  on  Browning.    Art  Review  1  :5:28-32:Feb.  1890. 
MORTON.  EDWARD  P. 

Chronology  and  Metrical  Tests.    South  Atlantic  Quarterly  10:159- 

168:  April    1911. 

MORTON.  IRENE  ELDER 

Browning.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  128-129 
821.88  Xht. 

MOSAIC  POETRY 

Literary  Digest  39:494:Sept.  25,  1909. 

MOSCHELES,  FELIX 

Browning's  Asolo.    Scribner's   10:359-367  :SepT  1891. 
Fragments  of  an  Autobiography.   Some  Incidents  of  Robert  Brown- 
ing's Visits  to  the  Studio  11:317-364     B  M985m. 

MOSELY,  B.  L. 

Miss  Alma  Murray's  Constance.  Robert  Browning's  In  a  Balcony, 
Read  to  the  Browning  Society  on  the  27th  of  February,  1885. 
Reprinted  from  The  Theatre  of  May,  1885,  for  private  distribu- 
tion only,  London,  1885.     821.88  Pcmm. 

MOSES  OF  MICHAEL  ANGELO.  THE 

By  Robert  Browning.  Yale  4:l-2:Oct.  1914;  also  Literary  Digest 
49:1 234  :Dec.   19,  1914. 

MOSHER,  A.  M. 

Browning's  Summers  in  Brittany.  Century  54: 755-768: Sept.  1897. 
The  Spell  of  Brittany.    See  Index. 

MOSS,  J.  S.  K..  AND  j.  BRUTON  AITKEN 

Browning's  Estimate  of  the  Value  of  Effort.  From  Notes  to  the 
Pocket  Volume  of  Selections  from  the  Poems  of  Robert  Browning 
37-40.    By  Alex  Hill.     821.88  Dhn. 


BROWNINGIANA  255 

MOSSES  IN  LITERATURE 

Ecleclic   Magazine    l22:275-278:Feb.    1894. 
MOTHERLESS  HEROINE.  THE 

By  LouUe  M.  Field.    Poet  Lore   17:4:99-101. 
MOTIVES  AND  METHODS  OF  AUTHORSHIP 

By  G.  Eyre  Todd.    Literary  Digest    12:640-641  : March  28.   1896. 
MOULTON.  CHARLES 

7^/ie    Librar\)    of    Literary    Criliciim    of    English    and    j4merican 

Authors,     1855-1874.     Elizabeth    Barrett    Brorvning    6:228-247; 

Robert  Broivning  7:677-720. 
MOULTON.  LOUISE  CHANDLER 

Browning.     Homage    to    Robert    BroTuning,    Aleph    Tanner     107 

821.88  Xht. 

Poetry  Is  a  Poor  Product   to    Ta}(e   to   Market.    Scrap    Book    5: 

42: Jan.    1908. 

Sonne/.    Homage  to  Robert  Broivning,  Aleph  Tanner  130     821.88 

Xht. 

By  H.  A.  C.    Poet  Lore    12:1:114-125. 
MOULTON.    R.   G..   J.    P.    PETERS    AND   A.    B.    BRUCE   AND 

OTHERS 

The  Bible  as  Literature.    Biblical  World  9:31 1 -313  :June   1897. 
MOULTON,  RICHARD  G. 

World  Literature.    Robert  Browning  356-358.  403. 
MOUNTAIN-BIRTH 

By  Alfred  Forman.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

54    821.88  Xht. 
MOXOM.  PHILIP  STAFFORD 

Balaustion's    Opinion    of    Euripides.      Boston     Browning    Society 

Papers  411-437     821.88  Vbp. 

Does  Browning's  All(estis  Interpret  Euripides  Fairly?     Poet  Lore 

8:7:425-432. 

Two  Masters,  Browning  and  Turgenief.     821.88  Dmi. 
MOXOM'S  MINIATURE  POETS 

A    Selectic-n    from    the    Works    of    Robert    Browning.     London: 

Edward  Moxom  &  Co..  Dover  Street.  1865.    First  edition.     821.88 

Gms. 
MSS.  OF  THE  BROWNINGS 

By  Frederic  G.  Kenyon.    Cornhill   Magazine    166- 1 74: Aug.    1913 

821.88  Amss. 
MUCKLE-MOUTH  MEG 

Reviewed  by  Charlotte   Porter  and  Helen   A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore 

11:3:609. 

MUDGE.  JAMES 

The  Best  of  Browning.  With  an  introduction  by  Rev.  William 
V.  Kelley.     821.88  Xm. 

MUEZZIN 

PoeirM   and   Shopkeeping.    Athen.    Liffell's   Living   Age  293:685- 
688.  " 
MUIRHEAD.  J.  H. 

By  Professor  William  Wallace.  Fortnigthly  Review  67:694-695: 
May  1897. 

MULEYKEH 

By  Robert  Browning.  In  The  Rising  Generation  38:7:208-209: 
Chapters  1-4;  38:8:234-235  :Chapters  5-9;  38:9:265-266:Chap- 
ters  10  14;  38: 10:306-307  :Chaplers  15-19.  (Complete)  821.88 
Xmrg.    In  Japanese 


256  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

MULLER,  F.  MAX 

Liierar})  Recollectiom.    Cosmopolis.    Littell's  Living  Age  213:75- 
89. 

More   of  Max   Mueller's   Lilerar^   Recollections.    Literary   Digest 
14:670-71  :ApriI  3.  1897. 

More  Light  on  Patmores  Literary  Character.    Literary  Digest  14: 
700-701 :  April  10.  1897. 

Prof.  Max  Mueller's  Recollections  of  Froude  and  Kingsley.    Liter- 
ary Digest   14:427-28: Feb.  6,  1897. 

The  Real  Significance  of  the  Parliament  of  Religions.    Arena   1 1  : 
l-14:Dec.   1894. 

MUNDY.  E.  W. 

Drowning   as   a    Theologian.     Memorial    Meeting    of    the   Syracuse 

Browning  Club  20-23     821.88  Bsy. 
MUNSEY'S  MAGAZINE 

Another  Browning.    By  Edward  Dowden.    32*444 :Dec.    1904. 

At  What  Age  Do  Literary  Men  Do  Their  Best  Worlf?    By  Rich- 
ard La  Gallienne.    51  :273-277:March  1914. 

Browning   Clubs   and   Finance.   By   Dr.    Frederick   Furnivall.    26: 

150:Oct.    1901. 

The  Browning  Letters.   21:794:Aug.  1899. 

The  Charms  of  Autobiography.   22:61 3: Jan.  1900. 

Chesterton's  Browning.    30:153:Oct.   1903. 

Chesterton's  Novel.    32: 120:  Nov.  1904. 

Country  and  City  Mouse.    31  :603-604:Aug.  1904. 

The  Finance  of  Literary  Shrines.    By  William  G.  Fitzgerald.    37: 

519-521  :Sept.  1907. 

The  Influence  of  Ibsen.    19:273: May  1898. 

Literary  Readings.    15:507: July   1896. 

Maeterlinck  and  Browning.    30: 759: Feb.   1904. 

Paradoxical  Mr.   Chesterton.    31:604:Aug.    1904. 

Pauline,  Then  and  Now.    31  :919:Sept.  1904. 

The  Tennyson  Biography.    18:933-934: March   1898. 

An  Unf  or  gotten  Favorite.    14:501  :Jan.  1896. 
MURRAY.  ALMA 

In  a  Balcony,  as  Constance.     821.88  Dpm. 
MURRAY'S  CONSTANCE.  MISS  ALMA 

Robert  Browning's  In  a  Balcony.    By  B.  L.  Mosely.    Read  to  the 

Browning  Society  on  the  27th  of  February,   1885     821.88  Pcmm. 

Portrait  as  Beatrice  Cenci.    With  Critical  Notice  Containing  Four 

Letters  from  Robert  Browning.    Elkln  Matthews,  Vigo  Street,  Lon- 
don, 1891.     821.88  Dpm  (2  copies). 
MURRAY.  GILBERT 

The  Plays  of  a  Great  Poet,  Speal(er.    Littell's  Living  Age  247: 
244-248. 
MURRAY,  JAMES 

Robert  Browning.    Igdrasil  50-66:Feb.    1890     821.88  Dmur. 

MURRAY'S  MAGAZINE 

Asolo  and  Its  Neighborhood.     By   Linda   Villari.    Littell's  Living 

Age  191:367-371. 

Some  Odd  Numbers.    By  M.  G.    Littell's  Living  Age  175:308-313. 

MUSE  IN  EXILE.  THE 

By  William  Watson.    Century  83  :944-948:  April   1912. 

MUSES  IN  THE  COMMON  SCHOOL.  THE 

By  Mary  E.  Burt.    Atlantic  Monthly  67: 53 1-537: April    1891, 


BROWNINGIANA,  25/ 

MUSEUS 


MUSIC 


The  Function  of  Poets.    Contemporary  Review  95:l-5:MBy   1909: 
Literary  Supplement  No.  20. 


See  Songs. 

Robert  BroTvning,  the  Musician.    By  A.  Goodrich-Freer.    Eclectic 

Magazine    137:174-182. 
MUSIC  INDEX  TO  AUTHORS-SUBJECT  IN  BAYLOR  LIBRARY 

OF  ARTICLES  ON  BROWNING  AND  MUSIC 
AH,  LOVE.  BUT  A  DAY 

Set  to  Music  by   Mrs.  H.   H.  A.  Beach.    From  Three  Browning 

Songs.    2  copies.    Soprano  or  Tenor.    Opus  44  No.  2.    Arthur   P. 

Schmidt   Co.,    Boston,   Leipzig,    New   York. 

Set  to  Music  by  Clara   Kathleen   Rogers.    Browning  Songs.     First 

Series.    Opus  27  No.  4.    2  copies.    A.   P.  Schmidt:    Boston,   New 

York,  Leipzig. 
ALL'S  RIGHT  WITH  THE  WORLD 

(From  Pippa  Passes.)     Set  to  Music  by  Emiliano  Renaud.    White- 
Smith   Publishing  Co.,  Boston,  New  York,  Chicago. 
AND  SO  YOU  FOUND  THAT  POOR  ROOM  DULL 

From    Appearances.     Set    to    Music    by    Clara    Kathleen    Rogers. 

Boston:  Schmidt  Co.,  1900. 
APPARITIONS 

Set  to  Music  by  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Begins  Such  a  Starved  Danlf 

of  Moss. 

Set    to   Music   by    E.    C.    Gregory.     From   Six   Songs   4.     Novello 

Ewer  &  Co.,  London,  New  York. 

Set  to  Music  by  Clara   Kathleen  Rogers.    Browning  Songs.    First 

Series.    Opus  27  No.  3.    2  copies.    A.  P.  Schmidt,  Boston,  Leipzig, 

New  York. 
APPEARANCES 

Set  to  Music  by  Clara  Kathleen  Rogers.    Browning  Songs.    Second 

Series.    2   copies.    Opus   32    No.   2.    Arthur   P.   Schmidt,   Boston, 

Leipzig,  New  York. 
ASK  NOT  ONE  LEAST  WORD  OF  PRAISE 

Set  to  Music  by  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  3:5:258-259. 

AT  THE  WINDOW 

Set  to  Music  by  Virginia  Gabriel.  Key  G  minor.  Addison  & 
Lucas,  210  Regent  St.,  London. 

Set  to  Music  by  Marshall  Kernochan.  From  Two  Poems  by  Rob- 
ert Browning  for  a  Medium  voice  with  piano  accompaniment.  G. 
Schirmer,  New  York. 

BEACH.  MRS.  H.  H.  A. 

To  the  Browning  Society  of  Boston.  Three  Browning  Songs:  (1) 
The  Year's  at  the  Spring;  (2)  Ah.  Love,  But  a  DaX) ;  (3)  /  Send 
My  Heart  Up  to  Thee.  Soprano  or  Tenor.  2  copies.  A.  P. 
Schmidt  &  Co.,  New  York. 

BEACH,  JOHN 

Is   She   Not   Pure    Cold.     The    Wa-Wan    Press.    Newton    Center, 
Mass. 
BEAN-STRIPE:  ALSO  APPLE  EATING,  A 

Set  to  Music  by  Granville  Bantock.  In  Lyrics  from  Ferishtah's 
Fancies.  Breitkopf  &  Hartcl,  Leipzig,  Brussels.  London,  New 
York. 

BENDING,  EDWIN 

The  Bo\)  and  the  Angel.  Set  to  Music  by  Edwin  Bending  for  the 
LoodoD  Browning  Society. 


258  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

BERDOE:  BROWNING  STUDIES 

Some  Noles  on  Browning's  Poems  Referring  to  Music.    By  Helen 

J.  Ormerod.    237-253     821.88  VIbs. 
BERGH.  ARTHUR 

The  Pied  Piper  of  Hamelin.   Recitation  with  Pianoforte.   Opus  23. 

G.  Schirmer,  New  York. 
BOOT  AND  SADDLE 

Set  to  Music  by  James   H.  Rogers.    Cavalier  Song.    With   Piano 

Accompaniment.    (High  in  G  Minor.)    G.  Schirmer,  New  York. 
BOOT,  SADDLE,  TO  HORSE  AND  AWAY 

From   Dramatic   Lvrics.    Set   to   Music   by   C.   Villiers   Stanford. 

Boosey  &  Co.,  London. 
BOY  AND  THE  ANGEL.  THE 

Set  to  Music  by  Edwin  Bending  for  the  London  Browning  Society. 
BRANSCOMBE.  GENA 

/  Send  M\)  Heart   Up  to   Thee.    (Serenade.)    Soprano  or  Tenor. 

2  copies.    Arthur  P.  Schmidt  Co.,  New  York. 

Marching  Along!    For  medium  voice.    G.  Schirmer,  New  York. 
BROWNING,  ELIZABETH  BARRETT 

For  Love's  Sal^e  Onh.    Music  by  W.  A.  Fisher.    Two  copies. 

Hoiv  Do  I  Love  Thee.    Music  by  Henry  K.  Hadley.    Two  copies. 

//  /  Were  Thou.    Music  by  Marie  Von  Hammer.    Two  copies. 

Nevermore  Alone.    Music  by  Henry  K.   Hadley.    Two  copies. 

A  Rose  Once  CreTv.    Music  by  Marie  Von  Hammer.    Two  copies. 

The  Soul's  Expression.     (Four  sonnets.)     Music  by  S.   Coleridge- 
Taylor. 
BROWNING  MEMORIAL   (Boston  Society) 

Song  from  Browning's  Paracelsus.    Songs  from  Browning's  Pippa 

Posses.     821.88  Bmb. 
BUT  LOVE 

Words  by  Robert  Browning.    Music  by  Elsie  M.  Cowley.    Mackay 

Bros. 
CAMEL-DRIVER,  A 

Set   to   Music   by   Granville    Bantock.     In    Lyric    from   Ferishtah's 

Fancies.   Breitkopf  &  Haertel,  Leipzig,  Brussels,  London,  and  New 

York. 

CHANTER,  ARTHUR 

There's  a   V/oman  LiJ(e  a  DeTV-drop.     (Serenade.)    Allan  &  Co., 

Ltd..  Melbourne. 
CHERRIES 

Set   to   Music   by   Granville   Bantock.     In   Lyrics   from   Ferishtah's 

Fancies.    Breitkopf   &   Haertel,    Leipzig,    Brussells,   London,    New 

York. 

CLARKE,  HELEN  A.  (Music  by) 

Apparitions.    Begins  "Such  a  starved  bant^  of  moss." 

One  Way  of  Love.    Song  with  Cello  Obligato. 

Overhead  the   Tree  Tops  Meet.    From  Pippa  Passes.    Written  for 

the  Boston  Browning  Society. 
COLERIDGE-TAYLOR.  S. 

The  Soul's  Expression.    Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.   Four  Sonnets, 

The   Soul's  Expression,    Tears,    Crief,   Comfort.     Novello   &   Co., 

London. 
COMFORT 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    Music  by  S.  Coleridge-Taylor.    From 
The  Soul's  Expression.    Novello  &  Co.,  London. 


BROWNINGIANA  259 

COOMBS.  C.  WHITNEY 

Th\)  Face.    G.  Schirmer,  New  York. 

COWLEY.  ELSIE  M. 

Music  for  But  Love.    Words  by  Robert  Browning. 
DE  KOVEN.  REGINALD 

There's  a   Woman  Lil(e   a   DeTu-Drop.    Soprano  or   Tenor   in   G. 

G.  Schirmer,   New  York. 
EAGLE.  THE 

Round  Vs  the  Wild  Creatures.   Set  to  music  by  Granville  Bantock. 

In  Lyrics  from  Ferishtah's  Fancies.    Breitkopf  &  Haertel.  Leipzig. 

Brussels,  London,  New  York. 
EARTHS  IMMORTALITIES 

Set   to  Music  by   Clara   Katheleen   Rogers.    Love   begins — So,   the 

gear's  done  with.   Vol.  2  of  her  Browning  Songs.    Boston:  Schmidt, 

1900. 
ELMAN,  MISCHA 

In  a  Gondola.    Impromptu  for  the  violin  with  piano  accompaniment. 

Two  copies.    G.  Schirmer,  New  York,  Boston.  London. 

EPILOGUE 

Set  to  Music  by  Granville  Bantock.  In  Lyrics  from  Ferishtah's 
Fancies.  Breitkopf  &  Haertel,  Leipzig,  Brussels,  London,  New 
York. 

Set   to   Music   by   John   Farmer.    Balliol   College  Song   Book.    By 
Permission  of   Mr.   Barrett   Browning.    London:    Joseph   Williams. 
FAMILY.  THE 

Set  to  Music  by  Granville  Bantock.  In  Lyrics  from  Ferishtah't 
Fancies.  Breitkopf  &  Haertel.  Leipzig,  Brussels.  London,  New 
York. 

FARMER.  JOHN 

Epilogue:  At  the  midnight  in  the  silence  of  the  sleep  time.  Balliol 
College  Song  Book.  By  kind  permission  of  Mr.  Barrett  Browning. 
London:   Joseph  Williams. 

FERISHTAH'S  FANCIES.  LYRICS  FROM 

Music  by  Granville  Bantock.  Cherries,  Epilogue,  Plot-Culture,  A 
Pillar  at  Sebzevah,  A  Dean-Stripe,  The  Eagle,  The  Sun,  The 
Melon-Seller,  Mihrah  Shah,  A  Camel-Driver,  The  Fami'/y,  Ti»o 
Camels,  Shah  Abbas.    Published  by  Breitkopf  &  Haertel. 

FISHER.  WILLIAM  ARMS 

For  Love's  Sat^e  0;i/i;.  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.  From  Five 
Songs,  Opus  9.    Oliver  Ditson  Co..  Boston. 

FOR  LOVE'S  SAKE  ONLY 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.  Music  by  William  Arms  Fisher.  No. 
4  from  Five  Songs.  Opus  9.    Oliver  Ditson  Co..  Boston. 

FORBES.  J.  WINCHELL 

Toccata. 

GABRIEL.  VIRGINIA 

At  the  IVindorv.  Key  G  minor.  Addison  &  Lucas,  210  Regent 
St.,  London. 

GALSWORTHY,  MRS.  JOHN 

Two    Songs.    Pippa's    Song.    In    the    Doorway.     London:    Wcekes 

&  Co. 
GIVE  A  ROUSE 

Music    by    Marshall    Kernochan.     From    Two    Poems    by    Robert 

Browning.    For  a  medium  voice  with  piano  accompaniment.    New 

York:  G.  Schirmer. 


260  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

GIVE  HER  BUT  A  LEAST  EXCUSE  TO  LOVE  ME 

From  The  Page  Sings  to  the  Queen,  From  Pippa  Passes.  Music 
by  Georgina  Schuyler.    New  York:   G.  Schirmer,   1882. 

GOOD  TO  FORGIVE 

From  Pisgah's  Sights  3.   Clara  Kathleen  Rogers.   BroTvning  Songs: 

Second  Series.    Opus  32  No.  4.    Two  copies.    Arthur  P.  Schmidt, 

Boston,  Leipzig,   New   York. 

Music  by  Alfred  G.  Robyn.    Mezzo  soprano.    G.  Schirmer,  New 

York. 

GOODRICH-FREER,  A. 

Robert  Drowning,  the  Musician.  London  Browning  Society  Papers 
Abstract  5:135-153;  Eclectic  Magazine  138:174;  Littell's  Living 
Age  129:803-811;   Nineteenth  Century  59:648-658: April   1901. 

GREGORY,  E.  C. 

Six  Songs.  Words  by  Robert  Browning.  One  lVa\)  of  Loving, 
Misconceptions,  Nay,  But  You  Who  Do  Not  Love  Her,  Appari- 
tions, James  Lee's  Wife,  A  Lover's  Quarrel.  Novello,  Ewer  & 
Co.,  London  and  New  York. 

GRIEF 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.  Music  by  S.  Coleridge-Taylor.  From 
The  Soul's  Expression.    Novello  &  Co.,  London. 

GROW  OLD  ALONG  WITH  ME 

Music  by  Georgina  Schuyler.    From  Album  of  Songs   19-20.    G. 

Schirmer,  New  York. 

By  Georgina  Schuyler.    For  Mezzo-Soprano  Voice. 

HADLEY,  HENRY  K. 

How  Do  I  Love   Thee.    Elizabeth  Barrett   Browning.    From  Five 

Songs,  Opus  20.   High  voice.   2  copies.    Oliver  Dltson  Co.,  Boston. 

Nevermore  Alone.    Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning,  From  Five  iSongs, 

Opus  20.    High  voice.   2  copies.    Oliver  Ditson  Co.,  Boston. 

You'll  Love  Me  Yet.    From  Pippa  Passes.    From  five  Songs,  Opus 

20.    Higii  voice.    Oliver  Ditson  Co.,  Boston. 
HALLEY,  MARGARET  A. 

The  Year's  at  the  Spring.    Paterson  &  Sons. 
HAMMER.  MARIE  VON 

//  /  Were  Thou.    By  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    Two  copies. 

A  Rose  Once  Crew.   By  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.   Two  copies. 
HARRADEN,  ETHEL 

/  Co  to  Prove  Mp  Soul.  No.  6004.  From  Selected  Octavo  Pub- 
lications.   Thiehes-Sturlin  Music  Co.,  St.  Looiis. 

The  Lost  Leader. 

Over  the  Sea  Our  Calley   Went. 

Will   Thou  Change   Too?    From  James  Lee's  Wife.    London:  C. 

Jeffnis,  67  Burners  St. 
HARTOG,  CECILE  S. 

The    Year's  at  the  Spring.    From  English  Songs.    Second   Series. 

High   G.    Oliver   Ditson   Co.,   Boston. 

Same.   No.   2   in  A   Flat.     Boosey  &  Co.,   London,   W. 

HOLD  ME  WITH  A  CHARM 

Words  by  Robert  BrcAvning,    Music  by   Alick   Maclean.    Boosey 

&  Co.,  London.   1910. 
HOMER,  SIDNEY 

There's  Heaven  Above.    From  Johannes  Agricola  in  Meditation. 

With  piano  accompaniment.   High  YPice.    G.  Schirmer,  New  YorL 


BROWNINGIANA  261 

Three   Songs:    (1)    ^    Woman  i   Lasl    IVord,    (2)    A/ii   Star,    (3) 
Prospice.    High   voice.     G.   Schirmer,   New    York. 
HOW  DO  I  LOVE    IHEE? 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.  Music  by  Henry  K.  Hadley.  No. 
3  from  five  Songs,  Opus  20.  High  voice.  Two  copies.  Oliver 
Ditson  Co.,  Boston. 

I  GO  TO  PROVE  MY  SOUL 

Taussig- Harraden.    No.  6004,  Key  of   F.    From  Selected  Octavo 

Publications.     1  hiehes-Sturlin  Music  Co.,  St.  Louis. 
I  HAVE  A  MORE  THAN  FRIEND 

Elizabeth    Barrett    Browning.     Set    to    music    by    Clara    Kathleen 

Rogers.     Brorvning    Songs:    First    Series,    Opus    27    No.    5.     Two 

copies.   A.  F.  Schmidt,  Boston,  New  York,  Leipzig. 
I  SEND  MY  HEART  UP  1 0  THEE 

Set  to  Music  by  H.  H.  A.  Beach.    From  Three  DroTvning  Songs. 

Opus  44.    Soprano  or   Fenor.     1  wo  copies.    A.  P.  Schmidt  &  Co., 

New  York,  Boston. 

By  Robert  Browning.    Music  by  Gena  Branscombe.    Three  copies. 

(Serenade.)     Set    to    Music    by    Gena    Branscombe.     Soprano    or 

1  enor.    Arthur  P.  Schmidt  Co.,  New  \  ork. 
I  WOULD  1  HAT  \OU  \\ ERE  ALL  TO  ME 

Same  as  Tn>o  in  the  Campagna.  Set  to  Music  by  Caroline  Reinagle. 

London,  Augener   188. 
IF  I  WERE  THOU 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    Music  by  Marie  von  Hammer.    From 

tive  Songs.    High  voice.     Iwo  copies.    Oliver  Ditson  Co.,  Boston. 
IN  A  DOORWAY 

Set  to  music  by  Mrs.  John  Galsworthy.   From  Two  Songs.  London: 

Weekes  &  Co. 
IN  A  GONDOLA 

Music   by   Mischa   Elman.     Impromptu    for    the   violin   with   piano 

accompaniment.    Two  copies.    G.  Schirmer,  New  York. 

Georgina  Schuyler.     From   Album   of  Songs.    G.   Schirmer,   New 

York. 

INTUITION,  SPECIALLY  IN  REGARD  OF  MUSIC  AND  PLAS- 
TIC AR  1  S.  BROWNINGS 
By  J.  1.  Nettleship.    London  Browning  Society  Papers  4:381-396. 

IS  SHE  NOT  PURE  GOLD 

Set  to  Music  by  John  Beach.  The  Wa-Wan  Press,  Newton  Cen- 
ter, Mass. 

JAMES  LEES  WIFE 

From  Six  Songs.    Set  to  Music  by  E.  C.  Gregory.    Novello,  Ewer 

&  Co.,  New  \  ork,  London. 
KERNOCHAN.  MARSHALL 

Two  Poems  by  Robert   Browning  for  a  medium  voice  with  piano 

accompaniment:    (1)    At    the    IP  indow,    (2)    Give    a    Rouse.     G. 

Schirmer,  New  York. 

Two  Songs:  {])  A  Serenade  at  the  Villa,  (2)  Round  Us  the  Wild 

Creatures.    Medium  Voice.    One  copy.    G.  Schirmer,  New  York. 

KING  CHARLES 

C.    Villiers   Stanford.     From    Three    Cavalier  Songs    for    Baritone 
Solo  and  Male  Chorus.    Opus   1 7.    Boosey  &  Co.,  London. 
Set    to    Music    by    Maude    Valerie    White.     Cavalier   Song.     Two 
copiei.    Boosey  &  Co.,  N«w  York,  London. 


262  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

KOBBE.  GUSTAV 

To  Hone!    C.  H.   Ditson  &  Co..   New  York. 
LAST  WORD.  A 

Words  by  Robert  Browning.    Music  by  Ralph   Raymond.    Lublin 

&  Co..  London,   1906. 
LOST  LEADER.  THE 

Set  to  Music  by  Ethel  Harraden. 
LOVE 

Set   to   Music   by   Clara    Kathleen    Rogers.     From  Earth  i  Immor- 

lalilies.    Two   copies.     Vol.    2 -of    her   BroiDning   Songi.     Schmidt, 

Boston.    1900. 

LOVE  ME  FOREVER 

From  Dramatic  Lyrics.  Set  to  Music  by  Emiliano  Renaud.  White- 
Smith  Publishing  Co..  Boston.  New  York,  Chicago. 

LOVER'S  QUARREL,  A 

From  Six  Songs.  Set  to  Music  by  E.  C.  Gregory.  Novello,  Ewer 
&  Co.,  London,  New  York. 

MACKENZIE,  A.  C. 

There's  a  Woman  Like  a  Der»drop.  From  A  Blot  in  the  'Scutch- 
eon. London:  Novello  &  Co..  Ltd.  New  York:  The  H.  W. 
Gray  Co. 

MACLEAN,  ALICK 

Music  for  Hold  Me  With  a  Charm.    Words  by  Robert  Browning. 

MARCHING  ALONG! 

Set  to  Music  by  Gena  Branscombe.  For  medium  voice.  G.  Schir- 
mer.  New  York. 

Set  to  Music  by  C.  Villiers  Stanford.  From  Three  Cavalier  Songs 
for  Baritone  Solo  and  Male  Chorus.  Opus  17.  Two  copies. 
Boosey  &  Co.,  London. 

MEETING 

Set  to  Music  by  G.   Waring   Stebbins.    G.   Schirmer,   New   York. 

MELON-SELLER,  THE 

Set  to  Music  by  Granville  Bantock.  In  Lyrics  from  Ferishtah's 
Fancies.  Breitkopf  &  Haertel,  Leipzig,  Brussels,  London,  New 
York. 

MIHRAB  SHAH 

Set  to  Music  by.  Granville  Bantock.  In  Lyrics  iromFerishtah's 
Fancies.  Breitkopf  &  Hartel,  Leipzig,  Brussels,  London,  New 
York. 

MISCONCEPTIONS 

From  Six  Songs.  Set  to  Music  by  E.  C.  Gregory.  Novello,  Ewer  & 
Co.,  Lomdon,  New  York. 


MUSIC 


A.  B.  Musical   Quer^.    Rolfe.     Poet   Lore   5:1:48. 
Brov^ning  as  a  Musician.    By  E.  A.  Whitehead.    Browning  Notes 
47-53     821.88  Dhn. 

Browning  Stud\)  Programme:  A  Group  of  Music  Poems — A  Toc- 
cata of  Caluppi's,  Master  Hugues  of  Saxe-Cotha,  Alt  Vogler.  By 
Charlotte  Porter  and  Helen  A.  Clarke.  Poet  Lore  10:2:288-293. 
London  Browning  Society  Papers  4:381-396.  Appendix  1-16. 
Musical  Instrument,  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning's.  By  Hiram  Cor- 
son.   Poet  Lore  7:5:256-2b3. 

Musical   S\^mbolism   in    Brorening.     By    Helen    A.    Clarke.     Poet 
Lore  3:5:260-9. 
BroToning's   Intuition   in    Regard   to   Music.     By   J.   T.    Nettleship. 


BROWNINGIANA  263 

London  Browning  Society  Papers  4:381-396. 

Some  Nolci  on  Broivning's  Poem  Referring  to  Music.    By  Helen 
J.  Ormerod.    London  Browning  Society  Papers   11:180-195. 
MUSIC  AS  WL  ALL  KNOW  IT 

By  Susan  Wood  Burnham.  New  Church  Review  16:224-238: 
April    1909. 

MUSIC   BY    ELIZABETH   BARRETT    BROWNING 

See    Browning    Memorial    for    Boston    Society.     821.88    Bmb. 
MUSIC  FOR  THE  BOAT  SONG  IN  STRAFFORD 

Poet    Lore    1:5:236. 

MUSIC  IN   BROWNING 

Robert  Browning.    Everybody's  Magazine    l2:852-854:June   1905. 

MUSIC.  MADNESS  AND   1  HE  MASTER 

Broxuning'i  Saul.    By  Marshall  Louis  Mertens.     821.88   Hsam. 

MUSIC.  NOTES  ON   BROWNINGS  POEMS  REFERRING  TO 

By  Helen  J.  Ormerod.  London  Browning  Society  Papers  9:180- 
195;   Berdoe's  LJron^nmg  5(iic/.es  237-253     821.88  Vebs. 

MUSIC  POEMS 

Poet  Lore   1:9:430;   2:5:278. 

MUSIC.  POEMS  DEALING  WITH 

Abt,  yoglcr,  Charles  Avison,  Balauslion's  Adventure,  Fifine  at  the 
Fair,  The  Crammarian's  Funeral,  Heretic's  Tragedy,  Master 
Hugues  of  Saxe-Cotha,  Saul,  Serenade  at  a  Villa,  A  Toccata  of 
Caiuppi's,  Up  at  a  Villa — Down  in  the  Cit\),  Youth  and  Art. 

MUSICAL  INSTRUMENT.  A 

The  Cost  of  a  Poet:  Elizabeth  Barrett  BroTvning's.  By  Hiram 
Corson.    Poet   Lore  7:259-263. 

MUSICAL  LITERATURE.  SOME  RECENT 
Editorial.    Independent  41:2:1694-1695. 

MUSICAL  POSSIBILI 1  lES  OF  POE'S  POEMS 

By  Charles  Sanford  Skilton.    Literary  Digest  10:400:Feb.  2.  1895. 
MUSICAL  QUERY.  A  BROWNING 

By    \V.  J.  R.    Poet  Lore  5:1:48-49. 
MUSICAL  SETTINGS  TO  BROWNINGS  WORDS.  A  LIST  OF 

Poet  Lore    1:9:430-432. 
MUSICAL  SYMBOLISM  IN  BROWNING 

By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  3:3:260-269. 
MUSICIAN.  ROBERT  BROWNING.  THE 

By  A.  Goodrich-h  reer.   London  Browning  Society  Papers  Abstract 

5:135-153;   Eclectic  Magazine  138:174;  Littells  Living  Age  229: 

803-811  ;   Nineteenth  Century  49:648-658: April  1901. 
MY  STAR 

Set  to  Music  by  Helen  A.  Clarke.    From  Apparitions;  Poet  Lore 

7:349-352. 

Set  to  Music  by  Sidney  Homer.    From  Three  Songs.    High  Voice. 

G.  Schirmer.  New  York. 

Set  to  Music  by  Emiliano  Renaud.    White-Smith   Publishing  Co., 

New  York. 

Set  to  Music  by  Clara  Kathleen  Rogers.    Brownmg  Songs:  Second 

Series.    Opus  32  No.   1.    Two  copies.    Arthur  P.  Schmidt,  Boston. 

New  York,  Leipzig. 

All   That  I  Knorv   of  a   Certain   Star.    Set   to   Music   by   W.   H. 

Neidlinger.    From   Songs   and  Ballads.    G.   Schirmer.    New   York. 

NAY.  BUT  YOU  WHO  DO  NOT  LOVE  HER 

From  Six  Songs.  Set  to  Music  by  E.  C.  Gregory.  Novello,  Ewer 
&  Co..  London.  New  York. 


264  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

NEIDLINGER.  W.  H. 

Thy    Face.     From    Tmo    Songs.     Baritone    or    Mezzo    Soprano. 

Also  Mj)   Star,   from   Soiigi  and  Balladi. 
NETTLESHIP.  J.  T. 

Droivning's  Intullion,   Specially   in  Regard  of  Music  and  Plastic 

Arts.    London  Browning  Society  Papers  4:381-396. 
NEVERMORE  ALONE 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    Set  to  Music  by  Henry  K.  Hadley. 

High   Voice.    Two   Copies.    Oliver   Ditson   Company,   Boston. 
NEVIN.  ETHELBERT 

The    Wedding   Morn.     (The    Year's   at   the   Spring.)     Song   with 

Piano  Accompaniment.    High  in  G  flat.    Published  by  Anne  Paul 

Nevin,  New  York. 

My  Star:  All  That  I  Knot)  of  a  Certain  Star.    From  Songs  and 

Ballads.    G.  Schirmer,  New  York. 
O  BELL'  AUDARE 

To  be  found  in  Miss  Hickey's  Edition  of  Stafford  7     821.88  Hsh. 

Thy  Face.    From  Two  Songs  for  Baritone  or  Mezzo  Soprano.   G. 

Schirmer,  New  York. 

ONE  WAY  OF  LOVE 

Song  with  Cello  Obligate.    Music  by  Helen  A.  Clarke. 

ONE  WAY  OF  LOVING 

From  5ix  Songs.    Music  by  E.  C.  Gregory.    Novello,  Ewer  &  Co., 

London,  New  York. 
ONE  WAY  TO  LOVE 

Set  to  Music  by  Clara  Kathleen  Rogers.    Browning  Songs.    Second 

Series.    Opus  32  No.  5.    Two  copies.    Arthur  P.  Schmidt,  Boston, 

Leipzig,  New  York. 

ORMEROD,  HELEN  J. 

Notes  on  Bromning's  Poems  Referring  to  Music.  London  Brown- 
ing Society  Papers  9:180-195;  Berdoe's  Brorvning  Studies  237- 
253. 

OUT  OF  MY  OWN  GREAT  WOE 

Set  to  Music  by  Clara  Kathleen  Rogers.  (From  Heine  by  Eliza- 
beth Barrett  Browning.)  Browning  Songs:  First  Series.  Opus  27 
No.  1 .    Two  copies.    A.  P.  Schmidt,  Boston,  New  York,  Leipzig. 

OVER  THE  SEA  OUR  GALLEY  WENT 
Set  to  Music  by  Ethel  Harraden. 

OVERHEAD  THE  TREE  TOPS  MEET 

Set  to  Music  by  Helen  A.  Clarke.  From  Pippa  Passes.  Written 
for  the  Boston  Browning  Society. 

PAGE  SINGS  TO  THE  QUEEN,  THE 

Set  to  Music  by  Georgina  Schuyler.  From  Album  of  Songs.  G. 
Schirmer,  New  York. 

PAN'S  PIPES 

Words  by  Elizabeth  Barrett   Browning.    Music  by  H.  C.  Perrin. 

Published   by    Breitkopf    &    Hartel,    London.     Ballad    for    Chorus 

and  Orchestra. 
PARRY,  C.  H.  H. 

The  Pied  Piper  of  Hamclin.    (Set  to  Music  for  tenor  and  bass 

solo,  chorus  and  orchestra.)    Novello  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  London. 
PERRIN,  H.  C. 

Pan's   Pipes.     Ballad    for    Chorus    and    Orchestra.     Breitkopf    & 

Hartel,  London,  Berlin,  Leipzig,  Brussels,  New  York. 


BROWNINGIANA  265 

PIED  PIPER  OF  HAMELIN 

Music    by   Arthur    Bergh.     Recitalion    with    Pianoforte.    Opus   23. 

G.  Schirmer,  New  York. 

By   Robert    Browning.     Set   to    Music    for   Tenor   and    Ba«s   Soli, 

Chorus    and    Orchestra    by    Richard    H.    Matthew.     Two    copies. 

Novello,   Ewer  &  Co.,  London,   New  York. 

Music  by  C.   H.   H.   Parry.     (Set   to  Music   for  Tenor  and   Bass 

Soli,   Chorus  and  Orchestra.)     Novello  &  Co.,  Ltd.,   London. 

R.  H.  Walthew.    (Set  to  Music  for  Tenor  and  Bass  Soli,  Chorus 

and  Orchestra.)    Two  copies.    Novello,  Ewer  &  Co.,   New  York, 

London. 
PILLAR  AT  SEBZEVAH,  A 

Set  to   Music   by   Granville   Bantock.     In   Lyrics   from   Fcr'nhlaKi 

Fancies.     Breitkopf    &    Hartel,    Leipzig,    Brussels,    London,    New 

York. 
PIPPA  PASSES 

Set  to  Music  by  Georgina  Schuyler.    The  Page  Sings  lo  the  Queen. 

Begins — Ci'vc   her  hut  a  least   excuse  lo  love  me.    Schirmer,   New 

York.  1882. 
PIPPA'S  SONG 

Set  to  Music  by  Mrs.  John  Galsworthy.    From   Tivo  Songs.    Lon- 
don:   Weekes   &   Co. 
PLOT-CULTURE 

Set   to   Music   by   Granville   Bantock.     In   Lyrics   from   Ferishtah'i 

Fancies.     Breitkopf    &    Hartel,    Leipzig,    Brussels,    London,    New 

York. 
POET  LORE 

Pippa's  Song  in  Broia>mng.    In  Life  and  Letters. 
PROSPICE 

Set  to  Music  by  Sidney  Homer.    From  Three  Songs.    High  Voice. 

G.  Schirmer,  New  York. 

Set  to  Music  by  C.  V.  Stanford.    Augener  &  Co.,  London. 
RAYMOND,  RALPH 

Music  for  A  Last   Word.    Words  by  Robert  Browning. 

REINAGLE,  CAROLINE 

Set  to  Music.  Txoo  in  the  Campagna.  Same  as  I  ivould  that  \fou 
ipere  all  to  me.    Augener,  London,  188-. 

RENAUD,  EMILIANO 

Four  Songs  (Separate  Sheets)  from  Pippa  Passes:  (1)  All's  Right 
With  the  IVorld;  (2)  You'll  Love  Me  Yet  (from  Dramatic 
Lyrics);  (3)  A/p  Star;  (4)  Love  Me  Forever.  White-Smith 
Publishing  Co.,  Boston,  New  York,  Chicago. 

ROBYN.  ALFRED  G. 

Good  to  Forgive.  Mezzo  Soprano  or  Baritone.  G.  Schirmer,  New 
York. 

ROGERS,  CLARA  KATHLEEN 

Browning  Songs.  First  Series.  Opus  27.  (Words  by  Robert  and 
Elizabeth  Browning.  (1)  Out  of  A/ij  Own  Great  Woe;  (2) 
Summum  Donum ;  (3)  Apparitions ;  (4)  Ah,  Love  But  a  Da\^ ; 
(5)  /  Have  a  More  Than  Friend;  (6)  The  Year's  at  the  Spring. 
Two  copies.  Arthur  P.  Schmidt  Co.,  Boston,  Leipzig,  New  ^'ork. 
Browning  Songs.  Second  Series.  Opus  32.  (Words  by  .  Robert 
Browning.)  (I  ),\/p  5(ar;  (2)  Appearances;  (3)  A  Woman's  Last 
Word;    (4)    Good  to   Forgive    (from    Pisgah's  Sights);    (5)    One 


266  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

f'Fap  of  Love ;   (6)   Love.     Two  copies.    Arthur  P.  Schmidt  Co., 

Boston,  Leipzig,  New  York. 

Set  to  Music.    And  So   You  Found  That  Poor  Room  Dull  From 

Appearances.    Schmidt,  Boston,  1900. 

Set  to  Music.    Earth's  Immortalities.    Under  title  Love ;  begins,  So, 

the  )jear's  done   Tvith.    Vol.   II   of  her  Browning  Songs.    Schmidt. 

Boston,   19U0. 
ROGERS,  JAMES  H. 

Bool    and    Saddle.     Cavalier    Song,    with    piano    accompaniment. 

(High  in  G  Minor.)    G.  Schirmer,  New  York. 
ROSE  ONCE  GREW,  A 

Marie   von    Hammer    (Mary    Sears).     From   Seven    Songs.     High 

Voice.    7 wo  copies.    Oliver  Dilson,   Boston. 
ROUND  US  THE  WILD  CREATURES 

Set  to  Music  by  Marshall  Kernochan.    From  Tivo  Songs.    Medium 

Voice.     1  wo  copies.    G.  Schirmer,  New  York. 
SCHUYLER,  GEORGINA 

Set  to  Music.    Give  Her  But  a  Least  Excuse  to  Love  Me.    From 

The  Page  Sings  to  the  Queen.    Prom  Pippa  Passes.    G.  Schirmer, 

New  York,   1882. 

CroiP    Old  Along    IVith  Me.    From   Songs  From   American   and 

English  Poets.    No.  5.    Mezzo  Soprano.    G.  Schirmer,  New  York. 

In  a   Condola.    Crorv   Old  Along   V/iih  Me,   The  Page  Sings  to 

the  Queen,   This  Is  a  Spra^  the  Bird  Clung  to.    From  Album  of 

Songs.    G.  Schirmer,  New  York. 
SERENADE  AT  THE  VILLA,  A 

Set  to  Music  by  Marshall  Kernochan.    Published  by  G.  Schirmer, 

New  York. 

SERENADE:  I  SEND  MY  HEART  UP  TO  THEE 

Music   by   Gena   Branscombe.     Mezzo   Soprano.    A.    P.    Schmidt, 

Boston,  Leipzig,  New  York. 
SHAH  ABBAS 

Set   to   Music  by   Granville   Bantock.     In   Lyrics   from  Ferishiah's 

Fancies.     Breitkopf    &    Hartal,    Leipzig,    Brussels,    London,    New 

York. 
SONG  FROM  BROWNING'S  PARACELSUS 

See  Browning  Memorial  for  Boston  Society.     821.88  Bmb. 
SONG  FROM  BROWNINGS  PIPPA  PASSES 

See  Browning   Memorial   for  Boston   Society    17     821.88  Bmb. 
SOUL'S  EXPRESSION,  1  HE 

Four  Sonnets  by  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    Set  to  Music  by  S. 

Coleridge-Taylor.    The  Soul's  Expression,   Tears,  Crief,  Comfort. 

Novello  &  Co.,  London. 
STANFORD,  C.  VILLIERS 

Prospice.     Augener    &   Co..   London. 

Three  Cavalier  Songs   for   Baritone  Solo   and   Male  Chorus:    (1) 

Marching  Along;   (2)   King  Charles;   (3)  Boot,  Saddle,  to  Horse 

and  Auia^.    Opus  17.    Two  copies.    Boosey  &  Co.,  London. 
STEBBINS,  G.  WARING 

Meeting.    G.  Schirmer,  New  York. 
SUCH  A  STARVED  BANK  OF  MOSS 

From  Apparitions.   Set  to  Music  by  Helen  A.  Clarke. 

SUM.  THE 

Set  to  Music  by  Granville  Bantock.  In  Lyric  from  Ferishtah'i 
Fancies.  Breitkopf  &  Hartel,  Leipzig,  Brussels,  London,  New 
York. 


BROWNINGIANA  267 

SUMMUM  BONUM 

Set  to  Music  by  Clara  Kathleen  Rogers.  Bromning  Songs:  First 
Series.  Opus  27  No.  2.  A.  P.  Schmidt.  Boston.  New  York. 
Leipzig.    Two  copies. 

TAUSSIG-HAKRADEN 

/  Co  lo  Prove  M]^  Soul.  No.  6004.  Key  of  F.  From  Selected 
Octavo  l-'ablicaliom.    Thiebus-Stievlin  Music  Co..  St.  Louis. 

TEARS 

By  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.  Set  lo  Music  by  S.  Coleridge- 
Taylor.    From   The  Soul's  Expression.    Novello  &  Co..  London. 

THERE'S  A  WOMAN  LIKE  A  DEW-DROP 

Serenade.    Set  to   Music  by  Arthur  Chanter.    Allan  &  Co..  Ltd.. 

Melbourne. 

Set  to   Music  by   Reginald  De   Koven.    Sop.   or  Tenor  in  G.    G. 

Schirmer.  New  York. 

Set  to  Music  by  A.  C.  Mackenzie.    Novello  &  Co..  Ltd..  London; 

The  H.  W.  Gray  Co..  New  York. 
THERE'S  HEAVEN  ABOVE 

From  Johannes  Agricola  in  Meditation.    Set   to   Music  by  Sidney 

Homer.    G.  Schirmer.  New  York. 
THIS  IS  A  SPRAY  1  HE  BIRD  CLUNG  TO 

Set  to  Music  by  Georgina  Schuyler.    From  Album  of  Songs.    G. 

Schirmer.  New  \  ork. 
THY  FACE 

Music   by  C.   Whitney   Coombs.     G.   Schirmer,   New   York.    Two 

copies. 

Set  to  Music  by  W.  H.  Neidlinger.    From  Two  Songs,  for  Baritone 

or  Mezzo  Soprano.    G.  Schirmer.  New  York. 
TOCCATA 

Music  by  J.  Winchell  Forbes. 
TO  HORSE 

Set  to  Music  by  Gustav  Kobbe.    C.  FI.  Ditson  &  Co.,  New  York. 
TWO  CAMELS 

Set   to    Music   by   Granville    Bantock.     In    Lyric    from   Ferishtah'i 

Fancies.     Breitkopf    &    Hartel.    Leipzig.    Brussels.    London,    New 

York. 
TWO  IN  THE  CAMPAGNA 

Same  as  /   Would   That  You  Were  All  to  Me.    Set  to  Music  by 

Caroline  Reinagle.    Augener,  London. 
VON  HAMMER.  MARIE  (Mary  Sears) 

A    Rose    Once    Crcxv.     From    Seven    Songs.     High    Voice    in    D. 

Oliver  Ditson.  Boston. 

//  /  Were  Thou.    Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    From  Five  Songs. 

High  Voice.    Two  copies.    Oliver  Ditson  Co..  Boston. 

WALTHEW,  RICHARD  H. 

The  Pied  Piper  of  Hamelin.  Set  to  Music  for  Tenor  and  Bass. 
Soli,  Chorus  and  Orchestra.  Two  copies.  Novello,  Ewer  &  Co.. 
New  York.  London. 

WEDDING  MORN,  THE 

The  Year's  at  the  Spring.  Song  with  Piano  Accompaniment.  Set 
to  Music  by  Ethelberl  Nevln.  High  in  G  flat.  Published  by  Ann* 
Paul  Nevin.    G.  Schirmer.  New  ^'ork. 

WHITE,  MAUD  VALERIE 

Xing  Charles.  Cavalier  Song.  No.  2  in  G.  Boosey  &  Co.,  London. 
New  York.    Two  copies. 


268  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

WHITEHEAD.  E.  A. 

Bromning  as  a  Musician.    Browning  Notes  47-53     821.88  Dhn. 

WILT  THOU  CHANGE  TOO? 

From  James  Lee's    Wife.    Set  to   Music  by   Ethel   Harraden.    C. 

Jefferys,  67  Burners  Street,  London. 
WOMAN'S  LAST  WORD.  A 

Set  to  Music  by  Sidney  Homer.    Published  by  G.  Schirmer,  New 

York. 

Set  to  Music  by  Clara  Kathleen  Rogers.    Browning  Songs.    Second 

Series.    Opus  32  No.  3.    Two  copies.    Arthur  P.  Schmidt,  Boston, 

Leipzig,  New  'York. 
YEARS  AT  THE  SPRING.  THE 

Set  to  Music  by  Mrs.  H.  H.  A.  Beach.    No.  1   in  A  flat.    Boosey 

&  Co.,  London. 

Set  to  Music  by  Margaret  A.  Halley.    Patterson  &  Sons. 

Set   to  Music  by  Cecile  S.  Hartog.    No.  2   in  A  flat.    Boosey  & 

Co.,  London. 

Set  to  Music  by  Cecile  S.  Harlog.    From  English  Songs,  Second 

Series.    High  G.    Oliver  Ditson  Co.,  Boston. 

(ihe  Wedding  Morn.)     Set  to  Music  by  Ethelbert  Nevin.    Song 

with  Piano  Accompaniment   High  in   G  flat.    Published  by  Anne 

Paul   Nevin.    For  sale  by  G.  Schirmer,  New  York. 

Set  to  Music  by  Clara   Kathleen  Rogers.    Browning  Songs:   First 

Series.    Opus  27  No.  6.     Two  copies.    Arthur  P.  Schmidt,  Boston, 

New   York,   Leipzig. 
YOU'LL  LOVE  ME  YET! 

From  Pippa  Passes.    Set  to  Music  by  Henry  K.   Hadley.    From 

Five  Songs,  Opus  20  No.    1.    Oliver  Ditson  Co.,  Boston. 

From  Pippa  Passes.    Set   to   Music  by    Emiliano   Renaud.    From 

Four   Songs.     White-Smith    Music    Publishing    Co.,    Boston,    New 

York,  Chicago. 


MUSING  WITHOUT  METHOD 

Blackwood's    Maaazine    189:2:572-575 : April    1911;     191:1:122: 
Jan.   1912;    191 :2:883  :Jan.   1912. 

M.  W.  P. 

From  Ghent  to  Aix.    Current  Opinion  34:200:Feb.   1903. 

MY  LAST  DUCHESS 

See  Duchess. 

MY  STAR 

See  Music. 

(A  Song.)     Poet  Lore   1:7:349-52. 

MYERS,  FREDERIC  W.  H. 

Modern  Poels  and  the  Meaning  of  Life.    Eclectic  Magazine  120: 

365  377:March  1893. 
MYERS.  FREDERIC  W.  H..  MRS. 

Portrait  and  Comment.    Bookman  3  :39 1-92:  July    1896. 

MYSTIC.  ROBERT  BROWNING  AS  A 

By  Geraldine  E.  Hodgson.   The  Seeker  8:32:251-279:Feb.  1913. 
Magazine  Articles  10. 


BROWNINGIANA  269 


N 


NAISH.  ETHEL  M. 

Brorvning   and   Dogma.     Seven    Lectures    on    Browning's    Attitude 

Towards  Dogmalic  Religion.    George  Bell  &  Sons,  London,   1906. 

821.88  Rnd. 
NAPOLEON    111,    MODERN     IMPERIALISM    AS    SHOWN    IN 

BROWNINGS  PORTRAIT  OF 

By  Charlotte  Porter.    Poet  Lore  12:1:80-95. 
NARRATIVE  VERSE.  BROWNING'S 

By  Clark  S.   Nortliup.    Dial  43:367:Dec.    1.    1907. 

NASSAU  LITERARY  MAGAZINE 

Book    Reviews:    Review    of    Asolando.     Fancies    and   Facts.     By 

Robert   Browning.    Princeton  College  45:7:496:Feb.    1890. 

Roberl  BroTi>ning's  Personalia — Gosse.    Reviewed..  46:2:133  :  June 

1890. 

Poem  to  Robert  Drorvrung.    45:7:469:Feb.  1890. 

NATION 

Advertisement.    By   Meflins  &  Co.    64:444: June    1897. 

Advertisements  of  Brorvning's   Work.    36:306:April  5,    1883. 

Balaustion's   Adventure.     (Reviewed.)     13 :324:1 78-179:Sept.    14, 

1871. 

Books  in  Brief.    108:260-261  :Feb.  1919;   108:700-701  :May  1919; 

I09:49-50:July      1919;      109:94:July      1919;      109:154-155 : Aug. 

1919. 

Books   of    the    Week-     36:433  :May    17,    1883;    39:552:Dec.    25, 

1884;  43:423:Nov.   18.  1886;   44:106:Feb.  3,  1887;   44:350-351: 

April  21,  1887;  44:434-435:May  19,  1887;  44:497  :June  9,  1887; 

45:60:JuIy    21,    1887;    45:403:Nov.    17,    1887;    46:373:May    3. 

1888;    46:475  :June    7.    1888;    47:19:July    5,    1888;    47: 100: Aug. 

2.   1888;    47:237:Sept.  20,    1888;    47:507:Dec.  20,    1888;    48:60: 

Jan.   17,    1889;    48:147:Feb.    14,    1889;    48:253:March  21,    1889; 

48:312 :Aprll    11,    1889;    48:474:June    6,    1889;    49:60: July    18, 

1889;   by   Hiram   Corson,   50:40: Jan.  9,   1890;    50:304: April    10, 

1890;   55:419:Dec.   I.   1892;   59:348:Nov.  8,   1894;   59:415:Nov. 

29,  1894. 

Boston  Browning  Society   Papers.    65 :402-3  :Nov.   1897. 

Browning  and   Slang.     By   Warwick  James   Price.     100:l42:Feb. 

1915. 

Mrs.  E.  B.  Browning.    By  E.  S.    48:7-8:Jan.  3.  1889. 

Mrs.  Brownings  Letters.    24:105-6:Feb.    1877;    66: 1 12-1 13:Feb. 

1898. 

Roberl    Browning.     49:492-494: Dec.    19,     1889;      77:39-40:July 

1903;  80:531  :June  1905;  83:43:July  1906. 

Browning  as  a  Pliilosophical  and  Religious    Teacher.    By   Henry 

Jones.    53:92: July  30,    1891. 

Robert  Browning:  Essays  and  Thoughts.    By  John  T.  Nettleship. 

50:361:  May  1,  1890. 

Browning's  Inn  Album.  By  Henry  Jamc     22:49-50: Jan.  20,  1876. 

Browning's  Life  and  Letters.    Mrs.  Su»'-erland  Orr.    52:500-502: 

June   18.  1891;   52 :520-21  :June  25,   1P"1. 

Browning's  Messages  to  His   Time:  F'\  Religion,  Philosophy  and 

Science.    By  Edward  Dcrdoe.    50:42'^:May  22,  1890. 


270  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Drorvning's  NeoUct  of  English  5cen^'-p.    76:92: Jan.    1903. 

Drownings  Old  YelloTv  Book-    85:209-300:Oct.  3.   1907. 

Drorvning's  Populariixi  (Based  on  Ea-  'p  Literary  Career  of  Robert 

Browning.   By  Thomas  R.  Lounsbury.    93  :494-495:Nov.  23.  1911. 

Browning's  Strafford.    87:210:Sept.   1908. 

Cenienarp  History  of  the  South  Place  Society.    59 : 203 -204 : Sept. 

13.  1894 

Coventry  Patmore.    80:399:May    1905. 

Dates  of  the  Ring  and  the  Book.    By  Harry  T.  Baker.    90:33-34: 

Jan.  13.  1910. 

An  Eye  Witness  of  the  French.    43:36:July  8,   1886. 

Feminine  Poetry.    22: 132- 134: July  24,  1876. 

Hair  in  Browning's  Poctrxi.    By   Harry  T.   Baker.    93:263:Sepl. 

21,   1911. 

Hawthorne's   Villa  at  Florence.    By  Chas.   E.   Wheeler.    50:486- 

487: June    19,   1890. 

Lawlon's   Versions  of  Euripides.    50:437-438:May  29.    1890. 

Literature.    By  J.  W.  Ley.    109:522:Ocl.   1919. 

Modern  Language  Association.    By  Prof.  J.  W.  Cunliff.   86:7 :Jan. 

1908. 

Modern   Poets   and   Christian    Teaching.    84:268-69: March    1907. 

News  for  Bibliophiles.    84:61  :Ian.  1907;  85  :460-490:Nav.   1907; 

86:327-328: April    19C8;   96:386:April   1913. 

Notes.    25:212-15:Oct.   1877;   33 :  196-98  :Sept.   1881;    33:413-16: 

Nov.   1881;   34:251-54:March   1882;   34:356-59: April    1882;   35: 

356-59  :Oct.  1882;  36:295:  April  5,  1883;  42: 12-1 4:  Ian.  7,  1886; 

42:426-429: May    20,    1880;    42:487-490: lune    10,    1886;    43:96- 

10I:JuIy  29,   1886;   43 :455-458:Dec.  2.   1886;   44:34-37:Ian.   13. 

1887;    44:53-57:Ian.   20.    1887;    45: 1 72-1 74:  Sept.    1.    1887;    46: 

365-8:May    3,    1888;    46:507-509 :June    21,    1888;    47:9-12:July 

5.  1888;  47:376-379:Nov.  8,  1888;  48:284-7: April  4,  1889;  48: 

469-71: June  6,  1889;  49 : 1  lO-l  12:Auq.  8,  1889;  49:499-502: 
Dec.  19,  1889;  50:202-204  :March  6.  1890;  50:392-395  :May  15. 
1890;  54:149:Feb.  25,  1892;  55: 126- 128: Aug.  18,  1892;  53: 
494:Dec.  29,  1892;  56:160-161  :March  2,  1893;  61:312-14:Oct. 

1895;  63:310-1  l:Oct.  1896;  65:476-79:Dec.  1897;  69:351-55: 
Nov.    1899;    79:75:July   1904;    79:356:Nov.    1904;    85:492-95: 

Nov.  1907;   89:183:Aug.   1909;  90:515:May   1910;  95:195:Aug. 

1912;  95:363:Oct.  1912. 

The  Plight  of  the  Poet.    92 :362-363  :April   1911. 

The  Pope  of  The  Ring  and  the  Book-    64:377:May  1897. 

Recent  American  Poetry.    34:150:Feb.   1882. 

Recent  British  Poetrv.   65:459-461  :Dec.  1897;  66:208-21 1  :March 

1898. 

Recent  Compilation  of  Poetrv.    69:433:Dec.   1899. 

Recent   English   PoetrM.    48:389-90:May   9,    1889. 

Recent   Poetry.     32 :98-99:Feb.    10.    1881;    36:470-472:May    31, 

1883;  37:336-338:Oct.   18,  1883;  38:549-551  :June  26,  1884;   39: 

527-529:Dec.   18,   1884;   40:503-505: June   18,   1885;   41:539-541: 

Dec.   24   ,1885;    42:449-451  :May   27,    1886;    44:298-99: April   7, 

1887;   51:422-424: Nov.  27,  1890;   58:432-434: June  7,  1894;   79: 

120:Aun.  1904;  81 :506-508:Dec.  1905;   135:469-71  :Nov.  1882. 

Recent  Verse.    84:200:  Feb.  1907. 

Recent   Volumes  of  Verse.     100:706: June   1915. 

Recollections  of  Robert  Browning.    By  Moncure  D.  Conway.    50: 

27-29: Jan.  9.  1890. 


BROWNINGIANA  271 

Red  Collon  Night  Cap  Coiinir},.    By  J.  R.  Dennett.    17:116-118: 
1873. 

Review  of  Dalauslions  AJvenlure.    13  :324-178-179:Sepf.  14.  1871 
821.88  Xmal. 

Soiheh\i's    Catalogue    of    Their    Sale    of   DroTvning'i    Manuicriph, 
Lellers  ami  Books.    92:386:ApMl   17,  1911. 

Siilh-Prudhomme  and  Poelnj  of  Reflection.    85:319-323  :Oct.    10. 
1907. 

Two  Farewell  Volumes  of  Song.    50:436-437:May  29.  1890. 
An  Unpuhlished  Browning  Letter.   90:159:Feb.  17.   1910. 
Week.    94:99:Feb.   1912;   95:25:luly    1912;   95:43:July    1912. 
NATIONAL  BIOGRAPHY.  DICTIONARY  OF 

Review.     Independent   54:226-227:1902. 

NATIONAL  HOMF  READING  UNION 

See  G.   D.   Boyle     821.88  DIb. 

Pamphlets  1-9.    Browning:  The  Ring  and  the  Book-  Surrey  House, 

Victoria  Embankment.  Lcndon.  W.  C.     821.88. 

NATIONAL  PORTR  \IT  GALLERY.  HISTORY  AND  THE 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review   184:2 18-36: July  1896. 
NATIONAL  REVIEW 

Matthew  Arnold.    By  Leslie   Stephen.    Littell's  Living  Age  200: 

90-103. 

Rof^ert  Drowning.    By   H.    D.   Traill.    Littell's   Living  Age    184: 

297-300. 

Browning's   Casuistrv.     By    Leslie    Stephen.     Littell's    Living    Age 

236:257-271. 

Lord    Randolph    Churchill.     By    Sir    Herbert    Maxwell.     Littell's 

Living  Age  205:28-37. 

Wordsworth,    Tennvson   and  Browning.     New    Eclectic   Magazine 

l:3:273-284:Ma,ch    1865;    l:4:415-427:April    1865. 

The  Poetical  Works  of  Robert  Browning.    4l7-446:Oct.    1863. 

Wordsworth's    Youth.     By    Leslie    Stephen.     Littell's    Living    Age 

212:859-870. 
NATURE 

Browning  as  a  Scientific  Poet.    By  Edward  Berdoe.    32:36:May 

14.  1885. 
NATURE  AND  ELEMENTS  OF  POETRY,  THE 

By  Edmund  Clarence  Stedman.    Century  44:61 3-622: Aug.   1892; 

44:143-152:Mav  1892;  44:859-869:Ocf.  1892. 
NATURE.  BROWNING'S.  TREATMENT  OF 

See   Stopford  Augustine   Brooke.    Critic   40:30a-314:April    1902; 

40:403-408:May    1902;    40:533-536:June    1902;     41  :69-74:July 

1902. 
NATURE  ELEMENT  IN  BROWNING'S  POETRY.  THE 

By    Emma    Endicoft    Marean.     Bo'ston    Browning    Society    Papers 

471-482    821.88  Vbp. 
NATURE  IN  MODERN  POETRY 

Outlook.    Littell's  Living  Ace  256:755-758. 
N.ATURE  OF  POETIC  EXPRESSIONS.  THE 

By  D.  Dorchester,   jr.    Poet  Lore  5:2:81-90. 
NATURE.  RELATION  OF  NATURE  TO  MAN  IN  BROWNING 

By  G.  H.  Williams.    Poet  Lore  4:5:238-243. 
NAVARRO 

See  Mary  Anderson. 
NAY.  BUT  YOU  WHO  DO  NOT  LOVE  HER 

See  Muiic. 


272  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

NECESSARY  CONDITIONS  OF  GREAT  POETRY 

By  W.  H.  Mallack.    Literary  Digest  21  :248-249:Sepl.  I,   1900. 
NEED  OF  MORE  LYING  AWAKE  O'  NIGHTS 

Editorial.    Century  83:949-951: April    1912. 
NEED  OF  POETS,  THE 

By  Editor.    Outlook  86:54:May   11,  1907. 
NEILSON,  WILLIAM  ALLAN 

Two    Books    Aboul    Poelrv.     Atlantic    Monthly    89:419-23  :Jan. 

1902. 
NENCIONI 

Saggi  Crilici  di  Lileralure  Inglese.     820.4  N437si. 
NESMITH,  H.  E.,  JR. 

Browning's  Science.    Poet  Lore  2:5:287. 
NETTLESHIP,  JOHN  T. 

Browning  as  Others  See  Him.    Poet  Lore  8:7:265-7. 

Essavis  and  Thoughts.    Charles  Scribner's  Sons,  New  York,   1909. 

Two  copies     821.88  Dnet. 

Same.  Nation  50:361  :May   1,   1890. 

Essaps  and  Gossip.    Athenaeum  3256:373-374:March  22,  1890. 

Browning's  Intuition.    Specially  in  regard  of  Music  and  the  Plastic 

Arts.    Browning  Society  Papers  4:381-396     821.88  Dbs. 

Classification    of    Browning's    Poems.     London    Browning    Society 

Papers  2:231-234     821.88  Dbs. 

Ohiluarv.     Robert    Browning.     Academy    920:405-406:Dec.    21, 

1889    821.88  Xman. 

On   Browning's  Fifine  at   the   Fair.    Browning  Society   Papers   2: 

199-230    821.88  Dbs. 

On    the  Development   of  Browiung's   Genius   in    His    Capacity  as 

Poet  or  Ma^er.    Browning  Society   Papers  8:55-77     821.88  Dbs. 
NEVERMORE  ALONE 

See  Music. 
NEVIN,  ETHELBERT 

o66    fi^  tiSlC 

NEW  APPRAISALS  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

Current  Literature  52  :701 -703  :June   1912. 

NEW  BOOK  ON  MATTHEW  ARNOLD.  A 

By  W.  P.  Trent.    Forum  34:31 3  :Oct.   1902. 
NEW  BOOKS,  BRIEFS  ON 

By  J.  K.  Cherterton.    Dial  35:223:Oct.    1.   1903. 

By  Mrs.  Martha  Dunn.    Dial  39:242:Oct.   16,   1905. 

By  Laurie  Magnus.    Dial  48: 1  52-3  : March  1,  1910. 

By  Prof.  E.  Princeton.    Dial  23: 74: Aug.   1,   1897. 

By  George  Saintbury.    Dial   18:181 -2 :March   16.   1895. 
NEW  BOOKS  OF  THE  SEASON 

By  P.    Poet  Lore  6:12:642;   9:4:621-626. 
NEW  BROWNING,  A 

By  Harry  Christopher  Minchin   and   W.   Hall   Griffin.    Bookman 

33:3-4:March    1911, 

NEW  BROWNING  LETTERS  AND  MRS.  ORR'S  LIFE 

By  W.  G.  K.    Poet  Lore  3:10:522-528. 
NEW  CHURCH  REVIEW 

Robert  Browning.    By  C.  H.  Herford.     12:637-638:Oct.   1905. 

Current  Literature.    By  Mr.  Speirs.    8:302-320: April    1901. 

Editorial   Department.    By   H.   C.   H.    8:270-273: April    1901. 

Hawthorne  and  His  Circle.    By  Wm.  H.  Mayhew.    11:385-392: 

July  1904. 


BROWNINGIANA  273 

Higher  Uses  of  the  Imagination.    By  John  T.  Prince.    12:376-385: 

July   1905. 

The   Human  Form.    By   William  Smith.     10:342-364 :July    1903. 

ImmoTtald)).    By  H.  Clinton  Hay.     I5:576-586:Oct.    1908. 

The  Integrity  of  the  Home.    By  Susan  Wood   Burnham.    16:414- 

423:  July    1909. 

Lecture  on  the  Incarnation.    By  Rev.  J.  T.   Freeth.     14:471-472: 

July    1907. 

Livmg.    By  Charles  W.  Harvey.    16J5-86:Jan.   1909. 

Music  as  We  All  Know  It.    By  Susan  Wood  Burnham.     16:224- 

238:  April   1909. 

New   Life   of  Swedenborg.     By   George   Trobridge.     14:312-313: 

April   1907. 

Pleasure.    By  Clyde  W.  Broomeil.    16:575-585 :Oct.   1909. 

Poetry  of  Courtship  and  Marriage.    By  Arthur  Mercer.    15:392- 

404:  July  1908. 

Psychical  Research  and  a  Knowledge  of  the  Future  Life.    By  W. 

H.  M.  7:598-603:Oct.  1900. 

Study    of  Elizabeth    Barrett   Bromning.     By    Lilian    Whiting.     7: 

3 1 7-319:  April  1900. 

The  Universality  of  Lata.    By  Louis  G.  Hoeck.     12:507-520:Oct. 

1905. 

The   Work  of  the  Ministry.    By  Julian  K.  Smyth.    11:517-530: 

Oct.  1904. 
NEW  CRITICISM  OF  POETRY.  A 

Contemporary  Review  72:390-399:Sept.  1897;  Littell's  Living  Age 

215:520-527. 
NEW  CRITICISM.  THE 

By  Helen   Clarke.    Poet   Lore  2:11:598-601. 

By    Urbanus    Sylvan.     Cornhill    Magazine.     Littell's    Living    Age 

224:432-438. 
NEW  DEMOCRATIC  VENTURE.  A 

Editorial.    Dial  43 :237-39:Oct.  16,  1907. 
NEW  DRAMA.  THE 

23:2:145-157. 
NEW  ECLECTIC  MAGAZINE.  THE 

Magazine    Articles:     Elizabeth     Barrett     Broiuning — Hearth     and 

Home,  by  Octavia  Walton  Le  Vert.  4:2:22 1-224: Feb.  1869;    The 

Ring  and  the  Bool(,  by  R.  Browning   (review),  4:2:234-236:Feb. 

1869.  4:5:61 9-625: May   1869;   Browning's  Poems,  by  Wm.  Hand 

Browne   (review).  5:6:71 1 -725:Dec.   1869     821.88  Xmme. 

Wordsworth,  Tennvson  and  Browning.    National  Review   1:3:273, 

284:March   1865  ;  'l  :4:4 15-427: April    1865. 

NEW  EDITIONS 

By  C.    Poet  Lore  8:8:611-617. 
NEW  EDITIONS  OF  TENNYSON  AND  BROWNING 

By  Edmund  Gosse.    Sketch  8: 101  :437:Jan.  2.   1895. 
NEW  ENGLAND  MAGAZINE 

Browning  in  America.    By  Heloise  Edwina  Hersey.    542-545  :Jan. 

1890     821.88  Xman. 

Browning's    Obscurity.     By    Robert    Niven.      577-581  :Jan.     1890 

821.88  Xman. 

NEW  ENGLAND  POET  OF  THE  COMMON  LIFE.  A 

By  S.  Walter  Foss.    Arena  38: 159-161  : Aug.   1908. 

NEW  ENGLANDER 

James   Russell    Lowell    and    Robert    Browning.     110: 1 25- 1 36:Jan. 

1870. 


274  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

NEW  ERA  IN  LETTERS.  THE 

By  Arthur  Waugh.    Eclectic  Magazine  121  :  168-1 72: Aug.  1893. 
NEW  ESTIM.-XTE  OF  BROWNING.  A 

World's  Work  6:4036: May  1903. 
NEW  FICTION.  THE 

By  Henry   Mills  Alden.    Literary  Digest  37:321  :Sept.  5,    1908. 
NEW  GOLDEN  TRE.ASURY 

By  HamHton  W.  Mabie.    Bookman  6:470-71  :Jan.   1898. 
NEW  IDEAS  IN  TEACHING 

By    Kalher:ne   Lee    Bates.     Poet   Lore   8:8:563-570. 
NEW  IDEAS  IN  TEACHING  LITERATURE 

By  Ed'tors  and  O.  Triggs.    Pc«t  Lore  8:7:432-454. 

NEW  LAOKOON— .4N  ESSAY  ON  CONFUSION  OF  THE  ARTS 

By  Irving  Babbitt.    Contemporary  Review  99:16-I8:Literary  Sup- 
plement No.  41. 
NEW  LEAVES 

Dromning  and  HenrX)  James.    By  Filson  Young.    165-171      824.91 

Y71n. 
NEW  LETTERS  BY  ROBERT  BROWNING 

By  Frederic  G.  Kenyon.    Dial  40:395: June  16,   1906. 
NEW  LETTERS,  FITZGERALD'S 

Editorial.    Independent  54:753:1902. 
NEW  LIFE  OF  SWEDENBORG 

By    George    Trobridge.     Nev/    Church    Review    14:31 2-313 :April 

1907. 
NEVv^  LIGHT  ON  CARLYLE 

By  William  Lyon  Phelps.    Forum  41  :594:June  1909. 
NEW  LIGHTS  ON  BROWNING 

By  Ferris  Greenslet.    Atlantic  92:418-423. 
NEWMAN,  CARDINAL 

By  WHfr-d  Vs^ard.    Edinburgh  Review  21 5 :263-290:April    1912. 

NEW  POEM  BY  BROWNING 

By  William  Hayes  Ward.    Independent  76:212:Oct.  1915. 
NEW  POEMS 

By  Robert  Browning  and  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    Edited  by 

Sir  Frederic  G.  Kenyon.  K.  C.  B..  D.  Litt.    With  Two  Portraits. 

London:    Smith.    Elder   &   Co.,    15    Waterloo    Place.    1914    (First 

edition)     821.88  Gnk. 

Edited  by   F.   G.   Kenyon.    Littell's  Living  Age  285:190.    Booki 

and  Authors. 
NEW  POET  AND  PSYCHOLOGIST.  A 

Contemporary    Review    104:750-751  :Nov.    1913  :Lilerary    Supple- 
ment. 
NEW  POETIC  FORM  AS  SHOWN  IN  BROWNING,  THE 

By  Daniel  G.  Brinton.    Poet  Lore  2:5:234-246. 
NEW  POETS  JUDGED  BY  OLD  STANDARDS 

By   Clara   F.    Mclntyre.    Poet    Lore   28:4:445-55. 
NEW  POETS,  THE 

By  Arthur  C.   Benson.    Century  89:705-708:March    1915. 
NEW  QUARTERLY  REVIEW 

Thomas    Love    Peacocif,    A    Personal    Reminiscence.     By    Robert 

Buchanan.    Littell's   Living   Age    126:157-165. 
NEW  REPUBLIC 

Books  and  Things.    By  Clarence  Day,  Jr.    17:284: Jan.  4.  1919. 

Same.  By   Francis  Hacketl.     10:299:April   7.   1917. 

Same.  By    Philip   Liltell.     2:330:May    I,    1913;     |3:24:Nov.    3. 


BROWNINGIANA  275 

1917;    l3:254:Dec.  29.  1917. 

Commonplacei  on   Poetrv.     By    George   Saule.     6:67-69  :Feb.    19, 

1917. 

John  Davidson:    The  Poet  of  Armageddon.    By   P.   Colum.     13: 

310-3l2:Jan.  12.  1918. 

A  Few  Parodish.    By  Q.   K.    10:128:317-318:Apnl   14,    1917. 

Cenlcel  American  Poetry.    By   Georfje  Santayana.    3:94-95:May 

29,  1915. 

The  Immortal  Residue.    By  Francis  Hackett.    5:3l2-313:Jan.  22, 

1916. 

Literature  for  Beginners.    By  James  Weber  Linn.     12:1 4-1 6:Aug. 

4.   1917. 

Optimism    of    Robert    Broxening.     By    P.    Litlell.     2:330:May    1, 

1915. 

Poetry   and   the   Child.     By    Louise    Collier    Wilcox.     9:338-339: 

July    21.    1917. 

IVhat  Is  Poetrv?    By  Maxwell  Bodenheim.     12:21  I -212:Dec.  22. 

1917. 
NEW  REVIEW 

In  the  Asolan  Country. 

By  Eugene  Benson.    Littell's  Living  Age  211:115-121. 

Tall(s    Tvith    Tennyson.     By   Wilfrid   Ward.     Littell's   Living  Age 

210:323-335. 

Robert    Brorening,   In    Memoriam.     By    Edmund    Gosse.     Littell's 

Living  Age  184:372-375. 

Tennyson,   1.    By  Edmund  Gosse.    Littell's   Living  Age    195:707- 

713. 

Tennyson,   2.     By    Herbert    Paul.     Littell's   Living   Age    195:713- 

718. 
NEW  STUDY  OF  TENNYSON,  A 

By  J.  C.  C.   Cornhill  Magazine.   Littell's  Living  Age  146:483-492. 
NEW  UNITY 

Broruning's   Contribution   to  Literature.    By   Oscar   Lovell   Triggs. 

Old  Series  39,  New  Series  5 :408-41 1  :July    15,    1897. 

Some  Ethical  Aspects  of  Brorvning's  Philosophy.    By  Mrs.  A.  G. 

Jenninc;s.    Old  Series  34:New  Series  4:54-56:Sept.  24,    1896. 
NEW  VOLUMES  OF  LITERARY  ESSAYS 

By  C.     Poet  Lore  7:12:625-27. 

NEW  YORK  BROWNING  SOCIETY 

See  Browning  Society  of  New  York. 
NEW  YORK  EVENING  POST 

Robert  Browning — Personal  Reminiscence.    By  Hiram  G.  Corson. 

Dec.  17.  1889,  Clippings. 

Announcement  of  Browning's  Death,  Dec.   13.   1889.   Clippings. 

Funeral   of    Robert   Bro-wning,   Jan.   22,    1890,   Clippings. 

NEW  YORK  SUN 

Criticism  of  Mrs.   Orr's  Life  of  Browning.    July    12,    1891,   Clip- 
pings. 

The  H andhool^ing  of  Rudvard  Kipling.    Current  Opinion   58:48: 
Jan.   1915. 

NEW  YORK  TIMES 

Announcement    of    Browning's    Death.     Dec.    13,    1889,    Clippings. 

Burial  in  Westminster.    Jan.   1.   1890.   Clippings. 

Boston    Memorial,    Clippings. 

Browning's  Will.    March  9,   1890,  Clippings. 

Browning's  Effects  Sold.    April  27.  1913.  Clippings. 


276  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

The  Best  Poem  Ever  Written  in  the  English  Language.    Current 

Opinion  57: 1 31-133: Aug.   1914. 
NEW  YORK  TRIBUNE 

Browning:  Anecdotes  and  Notes  on  Some  Personal  Aspects  of  His 

Character.    Dec.  29.    1889,  Clipping. 

Robert  Browning  in  1861.    Jan.  4,  1890. 

Robert  Browning,  His  Poetry  and  5<pZe  Tested  b\)  the  Opinions  of 

Four  Great  Masters  of  5/p/c.    Jan.  5.   1890,  Clipping. 

A    Young   Man's   Recolleclions    of   Robert    Browning.     Nov.    17, 

1890,  Clipping. 

Brownings  Death.    Dec.    13,   1889,  Clipping. 

In  Memor])  of  Browning;  Interesting  Services  Held  tp  the  Poets 

Boston  Admirers.    Jan.  29,  1890,  Clipping. 
NEWBOLT,  FRANK 

A  Letter  to  a  Dead  Author.    Nineteenth  Century  82: 825 -834: Oct. 

1917. 

NEWS 

How    The\i  Brought   the  Good  News  From    Ghent   to  Aix.    Poet 
Lore  1:6:294-295;    11:2:290-291;    11:2:413. 

NEWS  FOR  BIBLIOPHILES 

Nation    84:61  :Ian.    1907;    85 :  460-490:  Nov.     1907;    86:327-328: 

Aprli    1908;    96:386:Aug.    1912. 
NEWS  FOR  BIBLIOPHILES 

This   is    a   description   of   the   personal    belongings   of    Robert   and 

El-zabeth  Browning  sold  at  auction  ar-  mentioned  in  Sotheby's  Sale 

Catalogue  for  May.    Nation  96:2494:386: April   17,  1913. 
NEWS  NOTES 

Blunder  in  Lines  of  Christmas  Eve.    Bookman  l:153:ApriI   1895. 

Recovery^  cf  Lost  Cop})  Pauline.    Bookman   1:155: April   1895. 
NEWTON  W.  WILBERFORCE 

The  Message  of  Robert  Browning.    Bookmart  July   1887     821.88 

Xmbm. 
NEW  YORK  BROWNING  SOCIETY 

See  under  Browning  Society. 
NEWTON,  W.  WILBERFORCE 

The    Message    of   Robert    Browning.     Bookmart    5:50:52-53:July 

1887. 

Algernon  Charles  Swinburne.    Contemporary  Review  95:527-538: 

May  1909. 

NICHOLSON,  ARTHUR 

Shelley    Contra    Mundum.     Nineteenth    Century    63 : 794-81 0:May 

1908. 
NICOLAY,  CLARA  L. 

Robert  Browning.    In  manuscript. 
NICOLL,  SIR  WM.  ROBERTSON 

Robert    Browning's    Father.     Bookman    42:248:63-70:May     1912 

821.88  Xbm. 

The  Significance   of   Alwyn.    Contemporary   Review    74:798-809; 

Dec.  1898. 
NICOLL,  W.  ROBERTSON,  AND  WISE,  THOMAS  J. 

An   Opinion   on    Tennyson.    By   Elizabeth    Barrett   Browning.     In 

Literary  Anecdotes  of  the  Nineteenth  Century   1:35-41. 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning  and  Her  Scarcer  Boo}(s.    In  Literary 

Anecdotes  of  the  Nineteenth  Century  81-101. 

Mrs.  Browning's   Religious   Opinions   as   Expressed   in   Letters    ta 


BROWNINGIANA  277 

fVm.  Merry,  Esq.  In  Literary  Anecdotei  of  ihe  N inelecnlh  Ccn- 
lury  2:123-141. 

Materials  for  a  Bibliography  of  the  IVritings  in  Prose  and  Verse 
of  Robert  Broivning.  In  Literary  Anecdotes  of  the  l\ineteenth 
Century   1:361-627. 

NIEDLINGER.  W.  H. 

See  Music. 
NINETEENTH  CENTURY 

49 :6-<a-63tt:  April    1901. 

Apparitions.    By  Edmund  Burney  and  F.  W.  H.  Myers.    15:791- 

813. 

Archbishop  Trench's  Poems.  By  Aubrey  De  Vere.  Liltells  Liv- 
ing Age    178:131-144. 

Maitheu)  Arnold.   By  Frederic  Harrison.   49:433-447 :March  1896. 

Same.  Lutell  s  Livmg  Age  ZU9:;)bZ-3/2. 

Aspects    of     I  ennyion — A     Personal    Reminiscence.     By     James 

Knowles.    Liltell  s  Living  Age  196:315-329. 

Aspects  of  I  ennyson — /  ennyson  as  a  i\ature  Poet.    By  Theodore 

\Vatts.    Lutell  s   Living  Age    198:28-42. 

British  Art  at  Venice.   By  Marcus  B.  Huish.    66:89-96: July  1909. 

Same.  Littell  s  Living  Age  26Z:4U4-410. 

Elizabeth  L>ron>niiig.    By  Lmily  Hickey.    74:I64-184:July  1913. 

Biography  of  Robert  Browning.  By  Lmily  Hickey.    6tt:  lo6U-lU/'5: 

Dec.    1910. 

Roddam  Spencer-Stanhope  Pre-Raphaelite.    By  A.   M.   \V.  Stir- 
ling.   66::>U/-325:Aug.    1909. 
NINETEEN  1 H  CENl  URY  AND  AFTER 

Browning  Biography.    By  Emily  H.  Hickey.    Littell's  Living  Age 

268:201-213. 

Browning  s  the  Agamemnon  of  Aeschylus.    Reviewed.    By  Flenry 

Morley.    3  ::>84-:>b:>:I-eb.  18/8. 

Browning    and    Mesmerism    in    Wireless    Telegraphy    and    Brain 

Waves.    By  J.    1.  knosvies.    43:83/-864:May   1899. 

Brownings  Obscurity  and  His  Elopement  ^Kit/i  Miss  Barrett.    By 

trancis  Cribble.    6l  :9/o-988:May   1912. 

A  Cathoiic  Layman.    By  Dorothea  Grosvenor.    71  :2:741 -755  :April 

1912. 

77ie   Censorship   of   Stage    Plays.     By   Viola   Tree.    67:164-172: 

Jan.    1910. 

Chrysanthena,  Gathered  From  Creel(  Anthology.    By  William  M. 

Harding.    4:869-888. 

Barry  Cornwall.    By  Henry  G.  Hewlett.    4:643-653. 

Criticism  as  Theft.    By  \Villiam  knight.    9:237-266:  Feb.   1896. 

Genius  and  Stature.    By  Havelock  Ellis.    42:87-93: July   1897. 

Gladstone's  Librarv  at  St.   Deiniol's  Hawardcn.    By   Mary   Drew. 

59:944-954: June    1906. 

Glorious  Robert  Browning.    By   Emily   Hickey.    60:753-770:Oct. 

1911. 

Same.  Littell's   Living  Age   271:270  283. 

The    Greek    Anthology.     By     Herbert    Paul.     61  :629-637:  April 

1907. 

Thomas   Henry    Huxley.     By    Wilfred    Ward.     40:274-292: Aug. 

1896. 

Same.  A  Reminiscence.    By  Wilfrid  Ward.    Littell's  Living  Age 

210:579-592. 


278  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

The  Hybrid  An.    By  Morton  Luce.    70:1  :46l -475  :Sept.  1911. 

Idle  Reading.    By  Herbert  Paul.   61  :837-842:May  1907. 

The  Influence   of   Catullus.     By   Herbert    Paul.    61  :I63-I72:jan. 

1907. 

Language    Versus   Literature   at   Oxford.     By   J.    Churton   Collins. 

37:290-303:Feb.  1895. 

A   Letter  to  a  Dead  Author.     By   Frank   Newbolt.    82:825-834: 

Oct.  1917. 

Life  and  Letters  of  Leslie  Stephen.    By  G.  W.  Prolhero.    Littell't 

Living  Age  253:598-607. 

Same.  61  :61 8-628: April  1907. 

Life  in  Poetry:  Poetical  Conception.    By  W.  J.  Courthope.    40: 

260-273:  Aug.  1896. 

Lord  Lytton's  Ran}(  in  Literature.    By  Wilfrid  Scawen  Blunt.   Lit- 

tell's  Living  Age   193:805-811. 

The  Making  of  a  Poet.    By  Stephen  Gvvynn.    67:65-78:Jan.  1910. 

Same.  Liitell's  Living  Age  265:484-493. 

A  Male  Blue-Stocking  Soame  Jenyns.    By  Norman  Pearsons.    62: 

126-141  :July  1907. 

Matrimony  and  the  Man  of  Letters.    By  Sidney  Law.   66:423-433: 

Sept.   1909. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  263:131-138. 

Our  Debt  to  Latin  Poetry  as  Distinguished  From  Creek.   By  R.  Y. 

Tyrrell.    69:2:867-88:  May    1911. 

Pacchiarolto.  Reviewed  by  Henry  Morley.    11  :383-384:Feb.  1878. 

Paracelsus.    Reviewed  by  Henry  Morley.    2: 138: Aug.   1877. 

The  Permanence  of  IVordsrvorth.    By  Herbert  Paul.    63:987-998: 

June  1908. 

Phaedra  and  Phcdre.    By  Lionel  Tennyson.    7:58-77. 

A  Plea  for  the  Popular  in  Literature.    By  J.  A.  Spender.   61  :645- 

657:  April  1907. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  253:348-358. 

Poetry  and  Phrase  of  Food.    By  Florence  Mary  Pearson.    86:515- 

527:Sept.    1919. 

The  Reading  of  the  Colonial   Cirl.    By  Constance  A.   Barnicoat. 

60:939-950:Dec.  1906. 

The  Reading  of  the  Modern  Cirl.    By  Florence  B.  Law.    59:278- 

287: Feb.  1906. 

Recent  Literature.    By  Henry  Morley.    2:692-712;  4:528-542. 

The  Relation  of  France  and  England.    By  Francis  de   Pressense. 

39: 1 89-203:  Feb.  1896. 

Roumanian  Peasants  and  Their  Songs.    By  C.  F.  Keary.    12:572- 

582. 

Sha!(spere's  First  Critical  Editor.    By  K.  N.  CollviUe.   86:266-297: 

Aug.   1919. 

Shelley  Contra  Mundum.    By  Arthur  Nicholson.    63 : 794-810: May 

1908. 

Some  Women  Poets  of  the  Present  Reign.    By  Isabel  Clarke.    59: 

1012-1021 :June  1906. 

The    Tennyson    Centenary.     By    Frederic    Harrison.     66:226-233: 

Aug.  1919. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  262:643-648. 

A  Tribute  to  Swinburne.    By  Ernest  Rhys.   65:965-979:June  1909. 

The    True   Function   and    Value   of   Criticism.     By   Oscar   Wilde. 

28: 1 23- 147:  July  1870. 

The    Victorian    Woman.     By    E.    B.    Harrison.     58:951 -957 :Dec. 

1905. 


BROWNINGIANA  279 

IVar   Poclr\)   of    IVomcn.     By    Lilian    Rowland    Brown.     81  :434- 

452:Feb.   1917. 

Theodore    IValti-Dunlon   and    ihe   Spiril   of    An    Age.     By   John 

Drinkwater.     76:674-685  :Sept.    1914. 

IVirclcss  Telegraph^)  and  Brain  Wa\>ei.    By  J.  T.  K.    45:857-864: 

May  1899. 

Wordiivorih  and  Byron.    By  A.  C.  Swinburne.    15:583-609. 

Wordstuorih,  Coleridge  and  the  Spy.   By  A.  J.  Eagleston.   64:300- 

3 10:  Aug.    1908. 
NINETEEN  IH  CEN  iURY  AND  AFTER.  THE 

Robert  Browning,  the  Musician.    By  A.  Good  rich-Freer.    Liltell's 

Living  Age  229:803-811. 
NINETEEN  iH     CENTURY     LITERATURE.     INDIVIDUALISM 

1  HE  KEYNOTE  OF 

By  Edmund  Gosse.    Literary  Digest  22:345  :March  23.  -901. 
NINETEEN  i'H  CENl  URY  Lll  ERA  1  URE.  1  HE  PURE  GOLD  OF 

By    William    Lyon    Phelps.     Current    Opinion    43 :515-518:Nov. 

1907. 
NINETEENTH  CENTURY  VICTORIAN  POETRY.  THE 

By  Editor.    Outlook  66: 1028: Dec.  29.   1900. 
NINTH  YEAR  TO  THE  THIRTEEN! H  YEAR  IN  WALWORTH. 

THE 

Robert  Browning  Settlement.     821.88  Xsff  37.039. 

NIVEN.  ROBERT 

Broienmg's  Obscurity.   New  England  Magazine  577-581  :Jan.  1890 

821.88  Xman. 
NOBLE.  A.  B. 

7/ie  Preparation  of  College  Teachers  of  English.    English  Journal 

5:670:Dec.   1916. 

NOBLE.  JAMES  ASHCROFT 

The  Poetry  of  Common  Sense.  Macmilian.  Littell's  Living  Age 
191:546-532. 

NOEL.  RODEN 

Robert   Browning.     The   Contemporary    Review    70:701 -718:Nov. 

1883    821.88  Dnor. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age    159:771-781. 

NOGUCHI.  YONE 

My  Impression  of  Oxford  and  Stratford.    Blackwood's  Magazine 

199:533-44:April  1916. 

To  Robert  Browning.    In  Manuscript.    Not  yet  published. 
NON-DR.AMATIC   POEMS    IN    ROBERT   BROWNINGS    FIRST 

AND  SECOND  PERIODS,  AN  EXAMINATION  OF  1  HE 

To  which  is  added  a  Bibliography,  being  part  of  a  thesis  presented 
to  the  Philosophical  Faculty  of  tlie  University  of  Leipzig  for  the 
Degree  of  Doctor  of  Philosophy.  By  Thomas  M.  Parrott.  821.88 
Dnp. 

NORMAN,  HENRY 

Ralph  IValdo  Emerson.  An  Ethical  Study.  (Fortnight  Review.) 
Lilteirs  Living  Age   158:771-777. 

NORRIS.  C.  J. 

First  Love  in  Poetry.    Fortnightly  Review  84:254-269: Aug.   1905. 

NORTH  AMERICAN  REVIEW 

Browning  and  Sainte  Beuve.  By  Gamaliel  Bradford,  Jr.  191  :488- 
500:  April   1910. 


280  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

NORTHUP.  CLARK 

An  Early   Viclorian  Romance.    Dial  50:1 19-121  :Feb.  16.  1911. 

Browning's  Narrative  Verse.    Dial  43:367:Dec.   1,   1907. 

Brownings  Women.    Dial  58:258-259: April   I.  1915. 

Estimate  of  Robert  Browning.    By  Darrell  Figgis.     195:577-593: 

May   1912. 
NORTON.  CHAS.  ELIOT 

English    Friends.     Scribner's    Magazine    53: 509: April    1913;    53: 

775:Dec.  1913. 

Letters  of  James  Russell  Lowell.    Athenaeum  3444:581 -584  :Oct. 

28.  1893 
NOTEBOOK  OF  THE  SHELLEY  SOCIETY 

Letter  From  Robert  Browning  to  Miss  Alma  Murray^  Concerning 

Beatrice.    105:  May  12.   1886. 
NOTE  ON  BROWNING.  A 

By  W.  Mortimer.    The  Art  Review.    Published  by  Walter  Scott, 

London.    1:5:28-32:  Feb.   1890. 
NOTES 

Dial  59:I62:Sept.  2.   1915. 

NOTES   (MRS.  BROWNING) 

Editorial.    Literary  Digest   18:698:June    17,   1899. 

NOTES  AND  ANECDOTES,  A  STORE  HOUSE  OF 

By  Percy  F.  Bicknell.    Dial  37:31 -32 :July   16,   1904. 

NOTES  AND  NEWS  (Wtihout  sub-heads) 

Poei  Lore  1:1:52-54;  1:2:104;  1:3:1524;  1:4:201-3;  1:6:291- 
92;  1:8:398;  1:11:538-42;  2:1:55-56;  2:3:168;  2:4:221-24;  2: 
6:340  1;  2:7:390-92.  by  Stanton  Coit;  2:7:398-400;  2:8:440. 
445.448;  2:10:552;  2:12:667;  3:1:40-47.  by  C.  W.  Duffield; 
3:2:101-2;  3:2:102-3;  3:2:103-6;  3:2:159-62,  by  J.  F.  Kirk, 
Jr.;  3:3:151-55;  3:3:281-284,  by  W.  G.  Kingsland;  3:5:288.  by 

A.  S.  Cooke;  3:5:284-87.  by  W.  J.  Rolfe;  3:5:288-92;  3:10: 
533-36;  3:11:589-91;  3:12:648-49.  by  Harriet  Ford;  3:12:645- 
48;  3:12:653-54;  4:2:103-5;  4:3:164-66,  by  Mrs.  B.  C.  Dick; 
4:6&7:378-80.  by  W.  J.  Rolfe;  4:8&9:470-71,  by  Voiture;  4: 
8&9:471-76;  4:10:524;  5:1:48-49,  by  W.  F.  R.;  5:1:49-50. 
by  C;  5:1:53,  by  W.  G.  K.;  5:3:166-67;  5:4:226-27;  5:5: 
285-88;  5:6&7:380-81  ;  5:8&9:477-78;  5:11:639-44;  6:5:276- 
78;  6:5:279-80.  by  W.  G.  K.;  6:5:280;  6:6&7:373-74.  by 
Hiram  Corson;  6:8&9:471-2;  6:10:526-28;  6:11:584.  by  E.  E. 
Marean;  7:2:109-112;  7:3:166-68.  by  E.  E.  Marean;  7:4:222- 
24.  by  C.  R.  Corson;  7:5:277-80.  by  E.  E.  M.;  7:6&7:374-76.  by 
Bliss  Carman;  7:8&9:463-66;  7:8&9:471 -72.  by  E.  E.  M.;  8:3: 
166;    8:5:278-80;    8:6:374-76;    9:1:156-59;    9:2:312-13.   by   C. 

B.  Wright;  9:3:465-66;  9:3:457-58;  9:4:639-40;  10:1:157-58; 
10:2:312-18;    10:3:461-63;     10:3:470-72;    10:4:628. 

NOTES  AND  QUERIES 

Browning's  Lost  Leader.    By  C.   G.   Prowett.     15:292: April   II, 

1874    821.88  Xmnq. 
NOTES  FROM  A  DIARY 

By  M.  E.  Grant  Duff.   Athenaeum  3674:398-399:March  26.  1898. 
NOTES  FROM  PARIS 

French  Regard  for  Browning.    By   Charles  Seymour.    Poet  Lore 

2:111-112. 

NOTES  FROM  PARIS  ON  THE  DEATH  OF  ROBERT  BROWN- 
ING 

By  Charles  Seymour.    Poet  2:2:111-112. 


BROWNINGIANA  Z8I 

NOTES  OF  A  CALL  ON  MR.  BROWNING 

By   C.    \V.    Bardeen.     From    Memorial    Meeting"  of   the   Syracuie 

Browning  Club  91-94     821.88  Bsy. 
NOTES  ON  THE  GENIUS  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

By  James  Thomson.    Browning  Society  Papers  2:239-250     821.88 

Dbs. 
NOTES  ON  THE  HISTORY  AND  CHARACTER  OF  THE  JEWS 

By  Laurie  Magnus.    Fortnightly  Review  85:135:Jan.   1906. 

NOTES  TO  THE  POCKET  VOLUME  OF  SELECTIONS  FROM 
THE  POEMS  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 
By  Alex  Hill.  With  Essays  on  Several  Aspects  of  Browning's 
Genius.  By  Prof.  C.  E.  Vaughan,  Rev.  J.  Llewelyn  Davies,  Wil- 
liam F.  R'lvell.  E.  A.  Whitehead,  M.  R.  Pridham.  The  Very 
Rev.,  the  Dean  of  Salisbury,  Prof.  J.  E.  Symes,  Owen  Seaman. 
821.88  Dhr. 

NOTHING  BUT  A  POET 

By  W.  C.  Gannett.  Homage  to  Roberl  Drowning,  Aleph  Tanner 
73    821.88  Xht. 

NOUVELLE  REVUE  FRANCAISE,  LA 

Le  Ocuvre  dc  Robert  Browning.    By  Andre  Gide.  Paul  Alfassa 
and  Gilbert  de  Voisins.    91  :414-416:April    1921. 
Monsieur  Sludge,  Le  Medium,  ibid  417-466. 

NOVEL  IN  THE  RING  AND  THE  BOOK.  THE 

By  Henry  James.  (Quarterly  Review.)  Littell's  Living  Age  274: 
45 1-463: Aug.  24,  1912. 

NOVEL,  THE  SCANDINAVIAN 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review   I94:469:Oct.   1901. 

NOVELS.  GEORGE  MEREDITH'S 

By   Emily    F.   Wheeler.     Chautauquan    19:561 -565:Aug.    1894. 

NOYES.  ALFRED 

Commemoratii  n  Ode,  published  with  the  Poems  of  Robert  Brown- 
ing, to  be  sung,  recited,  or  played  at  the  Centenary  Matinee,  9-10 
821 .88  Gcmn. 

For  the  Cenlemr];  of  Robert  Drowning.  Fortnightly  Review  97: 
8Il-812:May  1912. 

Same.  Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph  Tanner  23-24  821.68 
Xht. 

By  Brian  Hooker.    Century  88:349-353  :July  1914. 
The  Poems  of  Edmund  Cosse.    Fortnightly  Review  98:297-303: 
Aug.   1912. 

A  Poet  Who  Lives  tp  His  Verse.    Literary  Digest  33:425-26:Sepf. 
29,   1906. 
NOYES  FOR  PRINCETON,  ALFRED 

Editorial.     Literary    Digest   48: 1  :552-3  :March    14,    1914. 

NUMPHOLEPTOS  AND  BROWNING'S  WOMEN 

By  Mrs.  Glazebrook.  The  Browning  Society  Papers  11:371-379 
821.88  Dbs. 

NUMPHOLEPTOS,  BROWNING'S  SCIENCE  AS  SHOWN  IN 

By  Edward  Berdoe.    Poet  Lore  2:12:617-24. 

NUOVA  ANTOLOGIA 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Drowning.  By  Pompeo  Mofmenti.  Littell's  Liv- 
ing Age  219:35-40. 

//  Centenario  Delia  Nascita  Di  Roberto  Drowning.  By  Fanny 
Zampini  Salazar.     821.88  Xc». 


282  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 


OBITER  DICTA 

On  ihe  Alleged  Ohicuril^  of  Mr.  Browning's  Poetry.    By  Augus- 
tine Birrell.    55-95     820.4  B619vl. 
OBITUARY 

Robert  Browning.    By  J.  T.  Nettleship.    Academy  820:405-406: 

Dec.  21.  1889    821.88  Xman. 
OBJECTION   TO   BROWNINGS   CALIBAN   CONSIDERED.  AN 

By  Maude  Wilkinson.    Poet  Lore  5:11:562-564. 
OBRIEN.  EDWARD  J. 

By   Arthur  Upson.    Poet  Lore  2':3:22I. 
OBSCURITY.  BROWNING'S 

Corson's  Introduction   to   the  Study  of  Robert  Broivning's  Poetry. 

821.88  Dcs. 

On    the    Difficulties    and    Obscurity    Encountered    in    a    Study    of 

Browning's  Poems.    By  J.  B.  Oldham.    London  Browning  Society 

Papers  1  1  :333-348. 

See  Literary  Digest  32:937: June  23.    1906. 
OBVERSE  SIDE  OF  ARISTOPHANES.  THE 

By  R.  E.  S.  Hart.    Contemporary  Review  71  :662-679:May   1897. 
O'BYRNE.  GEORGE 

Robert  Browning:  An  Epicedium.    Homage  lo  Robert  Browning, 

Aleph  Tanner  139-142     821.88  Xht. 

O'CONNOR.  V.  C.  SCOTT 

Tennyson  and  His  Friends   at  Freshwater.    Century   55:240-268: 

Dec.  1897. 
ODE  FOR  THE  CENTENARY  OF  THE  BIRTH  OF   ROBERT 

BROWNING 

By  George  Sterling.    Forum  49:97-99: Jan.  1913. 

Same.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  68-71      821.88 

Xht. 
OF  THE  BROWNING  MSS. 

By  Frederick  G.  Kenyon.     821.88  Amss. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  278:733-738. 

OGONTZ  MOSIAC.  THE 

An  Evening   With  Browning.    Browning  Society   Papers  8:163*- 

164*    821.88  Dbs. 
OHIO  WESLEYAN  ALUMNI  QUARTERLY 

Recent  Gifts  From  Dr.  Franf(  W.  Cunsaulus.     (Notice  of  gift  of 

bust   of   Pompilia   and  two  books   from   Browning  Library.)     3:2: 

4-5: Jan.    1920. 
OHRUM.  FRANCIS 

l\obert  Browning — The  Magnet  of  the  Soul.    Baylor  Literary   17: 

9:312-3I5:June    1909     821.88   Xblg. 

OLD  AGE  AND  POETS 

By  H.  Pancoast.    Poet  Lore  3:2:64-65. 
OLD  AND  NEW  LIGHTS  OF  SHAKESPEARE'S  HAMLET 

By   J.   Churton   Collins.    Contemporary   Review   88:649-664:Nov. 

1905. 
OLD  ETON  AND  MODERN  PUBLIC  SCHOOLS 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review   185  :355-381  :  July   1886. 

OLD  MATERIALS  AND  NEW  PLAYS 

By  Clayton   Hamilton.    Forum  41  :446:May    1909. 


BROWNINGIANA  283 

OLD  M[::MORlt:S  INTERVIEWED 

By    Mrs.   Andrew    Crosse.     Eclectic    Magazine    1  19:505-51 5  :Oct. 

1892. 

Same.    (Temple   Bar.)     Liltell's   Living   Age    195:372-383. 

OLD  ORDER  CHANGETH.  THE 

By  Julia  Wedgwood.    Eclectic   Magazine    127 :72l -73  :Dec.    1896. 

OLD  PICTURES  IN   FLORENCE 

Broiviiing  Slud\)  Programme:  A    Croup  of  Art  Poems,  Old  Pic- 
tures in  Florence,  Fra  Lippo  Lippi,  Atidrea  del  Sarlo.    By  Char- 
lotte Porter  and  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  8:8:586-592. 
Studies    in    Broruning.     By    Susan    Cunnington.     115-158     821.88 
Gsac. 

OLD  QUARREL  BETWEEN  POETRY  AND  PHILOSOPHY.  THE 
By  R.  M.  Wrenley.    Poet  Lore   10:3:365-381. 

OLD  YELLOW  BOOK.  THE 

Reproduction  with  Translation.  Essay  and  Notes.    By  Charles  W. 
Hodell.    Carnegie  Institution  of  Washington,   1916. 
Blackwood's    189:572-575. 
Dial  45:344-345. 

Editorial.  Translated  and  Edited  by  Chas.  W.  Hodell.  Atlantic 
Monthly   101:407-13. 

By  Charles  W.  Hodell.    Littells  Living  Age  269:499-502. 
Nation  85:299-300:Oct.  3,    1907. 
See  Ring  and  the  Bool(. 

Contemporary  Review  95  :  16: 1 -8: Jan.  1909:Literary  Supplement 
No.  16. 

Source  of  Broivning's  The  Ring  and  the  Bool(.   In  Complete  Photo- 
Same.  Translated  and  Edited  by  Charles  W.  Hodell.    Everyman's 
Library.    E.   P.  Dutton  &  Co.,   New   York.     821.88  Hroe. 
Same.  Athenaeum  4223:396:Oct.  3.   1908. 

The  Source  of  The  Ring  and  the  Book-  Nation  88: 198- 199:  Feb. 
25,   1909. 

Old  Yellow  Bool(.  (A  Guide  for  the  Blind.)  By  Louise  Fagan 
Peirce.    Modern  Philology  487-302: April   1909. 

OLDHAM,  JAMES  BERTRAM 

On    the   Difficulties   and    Obscurities   Encountered   in   a   Stud};    of 

Browning's  Poems.    Browning  Society  Papers   11:333-348     821.88 

Dbs. 

The  Poet's    lVa\).    Homage   to   Robert  Drowning,   .Aleph   Tanner 

52    821.88  Xht. 

OLIVE,  HARRIOTT  S. 

Songs  From  the  Ghetto  and  a  Vision  of  Hellas.  Poet  Lore  12:2: 
311. 

O.  M. 

The  Stage.    (Mention  of  In  a  Balconv.)    Poet  Lore  2:5:264-5. 

OMAR  AND  THE  RABBI 

Fitzgeralds  translation  of  the  Rubaiyat  of  Omar  Khayyam,  and 
Browning's  Rabbi  Ben  Ezra,  arranged  in  dramatic  form  by  Fred- 
erick LeRoy  Sargent.     821.88  Hrbo. 

ON  BROWNINGS  DEATH 

By  Geo.  Edward  Woodberry.    Literary  Essays  59     824.91    W88I1. 
Same.   In  Makers  of  Literature  386     820.4  W881. 

ON  HEARING  OF  THE  DEATH  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

By  H.  J.  Bulkeley.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning.  Aleph  Tanner 
123-125    821.88  Xht. 


284  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

ON  LEARNING  BY  HEART 

(Academy.)     Littell's  Living  Age  271  :505-506. 
ON  LEISURE.  GENIUS.  BOOKS  AND  READING 

By  Augustine  Biirell.     (Chamber's  Journal.)    LiUell's  Living  Age 

216:557-359. 
ON  LIMBO 

By  Vernon  Lee.    (Longman's.)    Litlell's  Living  Age  208:812-819. 
ON  SOME  POINTS  IN  BROWNING'S  VIEW  OF  LIFE 

By  B.  F.  Vv'escoll.    A  Paper  read  Before  the  Cambridge  Brown- 
ing Society  Nov.   1882.    Printed  1883. 
ON  TASTE  IN  POETRY  AND  THE  FATE  OF  M.  SULLY  PRUD- 

HOMME 

By    Edmund    Gosse.     Contemporary    Review    92:l-6:Dec.    1907: 

Literary  Supplement  No.  3. 

ON  THE  BRONZE  CLASPED  HANDS  OF  ROBERT  AND  ELIZA- 
BETH BARRETT  BROWNING 

By  Ruth  Baldwin  Chenery.    Homage  lo  Robert  Drotining,  Aleph 
Tanner  88     821.88  Xht. 

ON  THE  HEIGHTS  . 

By  Mrs.  Bloomfield  Moore.    Homage  lo  Robert  Drot>mng,  Aleph 
Tanner  51      821.88  Xht. 

ON  THE  POET  OBJECTIVE  AND  SUBJECTIVE;  ON  THE  LAT- 
TERS  AIM;  ON  SHELLEY  AS  MAN  AND  POET 
By  Robert  Browning.  Being  a  reprint  of  the  inlioductory  Essay  to 
(25  Spurious)  Letters  of  l-'erc^  Bysshe  Shelley.  Moxom,  1852. 
"  Browning  Society  Papers  1:3-19.  Second  Edition  Published  by 
the  Browning  Society  by  N.  Trubner  &  Co.,  London,  1881. 
821.88  Dbsptl. 

ON  THE  READING  OF  POETRY 

Editorial.    Century   59:960-961  : April   1900. 

ON  UNDESIRABLE  INFORMATION 

By  E.  F.  Benson.    Eclectic  Magazine  62:222-228: Aug.  1895. 

ONE  ASPECT  OF  BROWNINGS  VILLIANS 

By  Miss  E.  D.  West.  Browning  Society  Papers  4:41 1-434     821.88 

Dbs. 

Same.  Browning    Studies    106-129.    Edited    by    Edward    Berdoe. 

821.88  Vlbs. 

ONE  THOUSAND  BEST  BOOKS  OF  THE  PROVIDENCE  LI- 
BRARY. THE 

By  Editor.    Literary  Digest  22:475: April  20.  1901. 

ONE  WAY  TO  LOVE 

See  Music. 

(A  Song.)     Poet  Lore  4:5:288. 
ONE  WORD  MORE.  AND  OTHER  POEMS 

By   Robert   Browning,   with   an    Introduction   by   Richard    Watson 

Gilder.    821.88  Hspg. 
ONLY  THE  ADVERTISEMENT 

By  Esene  Stuart.    Eclectic  Magazine  62:660-666:Nov.  1895. 

OPTIMISM  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

By   P.  Liltell.    New  Republic  2:330:May   1.   1915. 

See  Pippa  Passa,  in  Maeterlinck's  Symbolism.     842.91    M186bv. 

OPTIMISM  OF  BROWNING  AND  MEREDITH.  THE 

By   A.   C.    Pigou.     (Independent   Review.)     Littell's   Living   Age 
246:415-432. 


BROWNINGIANA  285 

OPTIMISM  OF  BROWNING  AND  WORDSWORTH.  THE 

By    A.    J.    George.     Boston    Browning    Society    Papert    306-333 

821.88  Vbp. 

OPTIMISM  OF  BUTLER'S  ANALOGY.  THE 

Contemporary   Review  94: 7-8: July    l908:Literary  Supplement. 
OPTIMISM.  SOURCE  OF  BROWNING'S 

By  Mary  M.  Cohen.    Poet  Lore  4:11:567-568. 
OPTIMIST.  BROWNING.  THE 

By  J.  Marshall  Mather.    In  Popular  Sludiej  of  Ninetcenlb  Century 

Poeh  7:155-184. 
ORIGINAL  OF  NED  BRATTS.  THE 

By   Ernest   W.   Radford.    Dramatic  Idyh.     (Series    1):109-I43; 

Browning  Society  Papers  2:253-254     821.88  Dbs. 
ORIGINALITY  IN  LITERATURE 

By  Charles  Leonard  Moore.    Dial  49:319-21  :Nov.  I.  1910. 
ORIGINALITY  IN  LITERATURE.  THE  HIGHEST  TYPE  OF 

By   Charles    Leonard    Moore.     Current    Opinion    50:100-101  : Jan. 

1911. 
ORION  ON  LITERARY  AND  GENERAL  TOPICS.  MRS.  BROWN- 

INGS  LETTERS  TO  THE  AUTHOR  OF 

(Contemporary    Review.)     Littell's   Living    Age    281-290     821.88 

Xbm. 

(Contemporary    Review.)     Littell's    Living    Age    535-547     821.88 

Xbm. 
ORION— TO  AUTHOR  OF 

Contemporary    Review  23  :447-46l  :Feb.    1874;    23  : 799-81 3: April 

1874. 

On  Literary  and  General  Topics.    Contemporary  Review  23:281- 

302:  Jan.  1874. 
ORMEROD.  HELEN  J. 

Ahl  Vogler  the  Man.    Browning  Society  Papers  10:221-236. 

Same.   Browning    Studies    267-282.     Edited    by    Edward    Berdoe. 

821.88  Vlbs. 

Andrea  del  Sarto  and  Ahl   Vogler.    Browning  Society  Papers  2: 

297-311     821.88  Dbs. 

Bcrdoc'i  DroTvmng  Studies   151-165     621.88  Vlbs. 

■Some  Notes  on  Droh>ning's  Poems  Referring  lo  Music.    Berdoc'i 

Browning  Studies  237-253     821.88  Vlbs. 

Same.   Browning  Society  Papers  9:180-195     821.88  Dbs. 
ORR.  SUTHERLAND,  MRS. 

Same.    New   edition    revised   and    in   part    rewritten.     Bv   Frederic 

G.  Kenyon.    Houghton.  Mifflin  &  Co..   1908.     821.88  Bor2. 

Same.  Athenaeum  33!9:725-726:June  6.   1891. 

Drorvning's  Life  and  Letters.    Nation  52:500-502:  fune    18,    1891. 

Life  and  Letters.    Reviewed.    Harper's  Monthly  83 :800-801. 

Same.   Reviewed.    Atlantic  68:263-268  :.^U5.  1891. 

Same.  Reviewed.    New  York  Sun  July   12.   1891,  Clippings. 

Robert  DroTuning.    Athenaeum   1:117. 

Mr.  Brorvnin^'s  Place  in  Literature.    (Pamphlet.)    Contemporary 

Review  934-965. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age    122:67-85. 

Mr.  Browning's  Dramatic  Idvlls.    Contemporary  Review   35:299- 

302: May  1879    821.88  Dom.' 

Mrs.  Browning's  Letters.   Athenaeum  3669:247-248: Feb.  19.  1898. 

Browning's   TheologX).     Lilteli's   Living   Age    l92:374-376:Feb.    6, 

1892. 


286  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Clasiificaiion    of    DroTvning's    Poems.     London    Browning    Society 

Papers  2:235-238    821.88  Dbs. 

A   Handbook  to  the   IVorf^s  of  Robert  Drorvning.    George  Bell  & 

Sons,  London. 

Same.   Athenaeum  3022:396-397  :Sept.  26,    1885. 

Same.   Poet  Lore   1:11:535. 

Life  and  Letters  of  Robert  Bronriing.    Two  Volumes.    Houghton, 

Mifflin  &  Co.,  Boston  and  New  York.     821.88  Bor. 

Red  Cotton  Nightcap  Coiintrv — A    Criticism   of  the  Poem.    Con- 
temporary Review  22:87- 106: June    1873. 

Browning's  Relation   to  Mattherv   Arnold.    Athenaeum   3326:129: 

July   25,    1891. 

The  Religious  Opinion   of  Robert  Drowning.    Contemporary  Re- 
view  60:876-891:  Dec.    1891. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age    192:365-374. 

Iniroduclion  to  Stories  From  Robert  Browning.    By  Frederic  May 

Holland.    (Typewritten)      821.88  Fho. 

Stories  from  Robert  Browning.  By  Frederic  Mav  Holland.     821.88 

Fho. 
ORR,  LYNDON 

Great  Men  of  Mixed  Races.    Scrap  Book  6:309-31 7: Aug.    1908. 
ORSI,  PIETRO 

Camillo   Benso   Di  Cavour.    Contemporary    Review    105:590-593: 

Literary   Supplement. 
OSPOVAT,  H. 

Browning's  Men  and  Women.    Dial  35:425:Dec.   1,   1903. 

OSSOLI,  MARGARET  FULLER 

Art  Literature  and  the  Drama.    Browning's  Poems  207-221,  Miis 

Barren's  Poems  198-206     814  084al. 
OSTERHOUT  FREE  LIBRARY 

Wilkesbarre,   Pa.    See  Bibliography. 
OUIDA 

Death   and  Pit\i.    Fortnightly  Review   57:548-565: April    1892. 
OUR  DEBT  TO  LATIN  POETRY  AS  DISTINGUISHED  FROM 

GREEK 

By  R.  Y.  Tyrrell.    Nineteenth  Century  69:2:867-880:May   1911. 
OUR  LIVING  POETS 

By  H.  Buxton  Forman.    Robert  Drowning  103-152     821.88  Dfop. 

An  Essa^  in  Criticism.    By  H.  Buxton  Forman.        821.88  Dfop. 
OUR  RECENT  ACTORS 

By   Dr.    Marston.    Poet   Lore    1:2:104-108. 

OUT  OF  MY  OWN  GREAT  WOE 

See  Music. 
OUT  OF  PRINT.  THE  SPRING  OF  PUBLISHING  SEASON 

Athenaeum  3718: 1  1  3  :Jan.  28.   1899. 

OUTLINE  STUDIES 

Published  for  the  Chicago  Browning  Society,  1886.    Robert  Brown- 
ing's  Poetry.     821.88  Xch. 

OUTLINE  STUDY  OF  PIPPA  PASSES,  AN 

And  Pilgrimage  to  the  Haunts  of  Browning  (Home  of  Pippa).    By 

Pauline  Leavens.     821.88  Kla. 
OUTLOOK,  THE 

About  People    (Browning's   Son).     By   Editor.     50:325: Aug.    25. 

1894. 

Article  on  Slopford  A.  Brooke.    By  Editor.    70:869 :April  5,  1902. 

The  Bible  in  Browning.    By  M.  Gresham  Machen.    65:509. 


BROWNINGIANA  287 

Books  and  Author,.  By  Editor  50:397:Sept.  8.  1894;  52:759: 
Nov.  9.  1895;  (Essays  on  Poetry)  54:395: Aug.  29.  1896;  55: 
757:March  13.  1897;  (Elizabeth  Browning)  57:l013:Dec.  25. 
1897;    (Mrs.   Browning)    58:380-382: Feb.  5.    1898;    60:777:Nov. 

26.  1898. 

Dool(s  of  the  IVeelf  (Religious  Spiril  in  the  Poets).    67:597:March 

9.   1901. 

Bride  of  the  Riccardi  and  Pippa,  drawn  by  Carton  Moore  Parke. 

Browning  and  the  Christian  Faith.    By  Edward  Berdoe.    53:670: 

April  1896. 

A  Broruning  Anecdote.    By  Lila  Rose  McCabe.    44:358: Aug.  22, 

1891. 

BroTonmg  as  a  Philosophical  and  Religious  Leader.    44:995:Nov. 

21.  1891. 

Browning  b])  C.  H.  Herford.    By  Editor.    79:101  5: April  22.  1905. 

Browning  Calendar.    By  Editor.    78: 737: Nov.   19.   1904. 

The  Browning  Centenar],.    By  H.  W.  Mabie.    100:91 7-919:April 

27.  1912     821.88   Xman. 

Browuing  for  Beginners.    By  Editor.    77: 1 86: May  21.   1904. 
Browning  in  London.    By  E.  Beresford  Chancellor.    Littell's  Living 

Age  273:755-757. 

Browning,  Poet  and  Man.  By  Luther  Elisabeth  Cary.  63:933: 
Dec.  16,  1899. 

Browning  to  Ben  Ezra.  By  Percy  Mackaye.  100:906-91 2: April 
27.  1912.  And  Illustrations,  including  Luria,  James  Lee's  Wife, 
913-916    821.88  Xmb. 

The  Brownings.    By  Editor.    86:525  :July  6,  1907. 
Browning  s  Epps.    By  A.  B.  Stonex.    105:71  5-716:Nov.  29.  1913. 
Browning's  Life  and  Letters.    44:31  :July  4.  1891. 
Browning's  Message  to  His   Time.    By   Editor.    44:942:Nov.    14. 
1891. 

Review  of  Boston  Browning  Society  Papers.  57:721  :Nov.  1897. 
Review  of  Browning  Study  Programs.  By  Helen  A.  Clarke  and  C. 
Porter.    65: 133:  May   12.  1900. 

Review  of  Gilbert  Keith  Chesterton's  Life  of  Browning.  74:526: 
June   1903. 

Review  of  Helen  A.  Clarke's  Browning  and  LI  is  Centur];.  103: 
734:March  29.   1913. 

Colombe's  Birth Jav  at  Smith's  College.  By  Bliss  Perry.  46:13: 
July  2.  1892. 

Comment  on  Current  Books.  (The  Brownings  by  Signor  A.  Fo- 
gazzaro.)    By  Editor.    86:525 :July  6.   1907. 

Comment  on  Current  Books.  (Browning's  Italy;.)  By  Editor. 
87:877:Dec.  21,  1907. 

Comment  on  Current  Books.  (Through  Italy  With  the  Poets.) 
By  Editor.    88:61  1-61 2 :March   14.    1908. 

Current  Events.  (Browning's  Centenary.)  By  Editor.  101:99- 
100:May   18.   1912. 

Review  of  Edward  Dowden's  Robert  Browning.  78:384:Oct.  8, 
1904. 

Early  Literary  Career  of  Browning.  By  Editor,  Theodore  Roose- 
velt.    102:750. 

English  Literature  Today.  By  Edward  Dowden.  71  :229:May  24, 
1902. 

Epps.    By  Browning.    105  :  169-1  70:Sept.  27,  191  3. 
Essays  and  Criticism.    By  H.  W.  Mabie.   69i665:Nov.   16.  1901. 


288  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Four  Doof(S  on  English  Liieraiure.  By  Editor.  71:1070:Aug.  30, 
1902. 

The  Creaieii  Doo](i  of  ihe  Century.  By  Thomas  W.  Higginson. 
66:804  :Dec.  1,  1900. 

Same.  By  \Vm.  De  Witt  Hyde.    66:801 -802 :Dec.  I,  1900. 
Review  of  Leliers  of  Roherl  and  Elizabeth  D.  Droiuning.   61 :603 : 
March   11,   1899. 

Liierar})    Notes.     (An    Address    by    Mr.    Augustine    Birrell.)     By 
Editor.    58: 188: Jan.  8.  1898. 
Same.  By  Editor.    58:982:April  16.  1898. 

Same.  (Letters  of  Elizabeth  Browning.)  By  Editor.  57:336:Ocl. 
2.  1897. 

Same.  (Sale  of  Browning's  Letters.)  By  Editor.  50:515:Sept.  29, 
1894. 

Should  Love  Letters  Be  Published?  By  Editor.  68:620:July  13, 
1901. 

Love  Letters  of  the  Brownings.  Editorial.  104:84:May  17,  1913. 
Love  Letters  of  Two  Poets.  By  Lyman  Abbot.  62:485  490: July 
1,  1899. 

Maying  Browning   Useful.    44:19:July  4,   1891. 
Nature  in  Modern  Poetr]).    Littell's  Living  Age  256:755-758. 
The  Need  of  Poets.    By  Editor.    86:54:May  11,  1907. 
The  New  Literature.    By  H.  W.  Mabie.    102:204:Sept.  28,  1912. 
The  Nineteenth  Centur\]   Victorian  Poetry.    By  Editor.    66:1028: 
Dec.  29.  1900. 

Poetry  and  the  Home.  By  Carolyn  S.  Bailey.  104:570-571  :July 
1913. 

The  Poetry  of  Bridges.    Littell's  Living  Age  253:308-310. 
Review   of  Poetry  of  Robert  Browning.    By  Stopford  Augustine 
Brooke.    73:268-269: Jan.  31.   1902. 

The  Poets  and  the  Cucl^oo.  By  J.  Cuthbert  Hadden.  Littell's  Liv- 
ing Age  273:634-636. 

The  Poets'  Chairs.  By  E.  V.  Lucas.  Littell's  Living  Age  251  : 
118-120. 

Recent  Studies  in  Literature.  By  Editor.  64:594:March  10,  1900. 
Recent  Text  Bool^s  of  English  Literature.   By  Editor.   48:359: Aug. 

19.  1893. 

Recreations    of   a    Productive    Scholar.     By    Theodore    Roosevelt. 

102:750-752. 

The  Religious  World  (In  Memory  of  the  Brownings')    By  Editor.' 

55:191:Ian.  9.  1897. 

The  Rel'gious  World  (Memorial  to  Mrs.  Browning.)    By  Editor. 

57:443  :Oct.  16,  1897. 

Review  of   Select   Poems   of   Robert  Browning.    81 :837:Dec.   2, 

1905. 

Some    Books    for    the    Days    of    Leisure    (Mrs.    Browning).     By 

Christine  T.    Herrick.    48:594:Sept.   30,    1893. 

Some  Books    Worth   Reading.     By   H.    W.    Mabie.    99:782:Dec. 

1911. 

Studies  in   Poetry   and  Romances.    By   Editor.    71  :180:May    17, 

1902. 

To  Browning.    (A  Poem.)     By  Clement  G.  Clarke.    52:97: July 

20,  1895. 

Review  of  Arthur  Waugh's   Robert  Browning.    65:745:July  28. 

1900. 

Review  of  Lilian  Whiting's  The  Brownings,  Their  Life  and  Art. 

99:878:Dec.  9,   1911. 


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A  Year'i  Desl  Boolii.    By  Editor.    60:8l6-8I7:Dec.  3,  1898. 
Review  of  Dr.  Fanny  Zampini   Salazar   The   Dron>ning3.  86:525: 
July  6.  1907. 

OUTRAM.  LEONARD  S. 

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Valerce.)  London  Browning  Society  Papers  8:87-94     821.88  Db«. 
OVER  THE  TEACUPS 

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OVERLAND  MONTHLY 

Poetry  and   the  Spirit.     By   Everett    Earle   Stanard.     65:360-363: 

Jan.-June   1915. 
OWEN.  E.  C.  EVERARD 

The  Literary  Element  in  Modern  Side  Education  in  English  Pub- 
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Literary   Teaching  in  Public  Schools.    Contemporary  Review    102: 

2:560-566. 
OWEN,  REV.  JOHN 

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OXFORD  AND  JOWETT 

By    A.    M.    Fairfairn.     Contemporary    Review    71  :829-85l  :June 

1897. 
OXFORD  AND  STRATFORD.  MY  IMPRESSIONS  OF 

By    Yone-Noguchi.      Blackwood's    Magazine     l99:535-544:April 

1916. 

OXFORD  BOOK  OF  VICTORIAN  VERSE 

820.2  26. 
OXFORD  MINIATURE  EDITIONS 

Browning's  Poems.    Dial  31:519:Dec.   16,   1901. 


p.  A.  C. 


Human  Brotherhood  in  IVhitman  and  Browning:  A  Topical  Read- 
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Literatures  of  the  World.    Poet  Lore   10:4:598-604. 
The  Browning  Love  Letters.    Poet  Lore   11:2:301-309. 
New  Bool(s  of  the  Season.    Poet  Lore  6:12:642. 
The  Pursuit  of  Happiness.    Poet   Lore  5:11:582-85. 
Socialism   in  Literature.    Poet  Lore    11:3:418-25. 
5ome  Recent  British    Verse.    Poet  Lore  5 :8:&9:462-66. 
The   Variorum  Midsummer  Night's  Dream.    Poet  Lore  7:12:628- 
629. 

The  Aims  of  Literary  Study.    Poet  Lore  7:5:270-72. 

Browning  Study  Hints.    Poet  Lore   5:8&9:453-55 ;    3:10:521-22: 

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Colombe's    Birthday.     Poet    Lore    4:1:39-41. 

How  to  Study  Bryant's  Thanatopsis.    Poet  Lore  6:10:520-26. 

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Comparative  Stud^  Strafford  and  Julius  Caesar.    Poet  Lore  4:3: 

148-54. 

How  to  Stud^  Lon%fcllox»'s  Spanish  Student.    Poet  Lore  6:3:161- 

164. 

Suggestion  lor  the  Discussion  of  King   Victor  and  King  Charles. 

Poet  Lore  2:4:198-99. 

Suggestions  for  the  Stud\)  of  Strafford.    Poet  Lore  1  :4: 190-93. 

236-40;    1:6:282-86;    1:7:332-36;;    1:8:372-75;;    1:9:426-30;    1: 

12:562-65. 

Siud\)  of  A   Winter's  Tale  considered  in  connection  with  the  Alkes- 

tis  in  Literature.    Poet  Lore  4:10:516-21. 

Study  Program.    Poet  Lore  8:5:272-78. 

PACCHIAROTTO 

Biographical  and  Critical  Studies.    By  James  Thompson.    478-483 

824.8  T483. 

Review.  By   Henry   Morley.    Nineteenth   Century  3: 380-397: Feb. 

1878. 

PACCHIAROTTO  AND  HOW  HE  WORKED  IN  DISTEMPER 

With  Other  Poems.    By  Robert  Browning.    London:  Smith,  Elder 
&  Co.,    15   Waterloo   Place,    1876.     (All    rights   reserved.)     Auto- 
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PADELFORD,  FREDERICK  MORGAN 

Browning  Out   West.     (Cornhill    Magazine.)     Littell's  Living  Age 

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Did  Browning    IVhistlc  or  Sing?     (Cornhill   Magazine.)     Littell's 

Living  Age  261 :475-482. 

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PAGE  SINGS  TO  THE  QUEEN,  THE 

See  Music. 
PAIN,  BARRY 

The  Poets  at  Tea.    (Browning,  who  treated  it  allegorically.)     See 

Carolyn  Wells,  A   Parod-y   Anthology  360. 
PALEY,  F.  A  . 

English    Notes   to    The   Iliad    of   Homer.     Vol    1.     Autograph   of 

Robert  Browning.    Whittaker  &  Co.,  London,  England,   1866. 

Same.  Vol.  2.    Autograph  of  Robert  Browning.    Whittaker  &  Co.. 

London,   1871. 

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Old  Age  and  the  Poets.   Poet  Lore  3:2:64-65. 
PAN'S  PIPES 

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PAOLO   AND    FRANCESCA    THEME    IN    MODERN    DRAMA, 

THE 

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PARODY.  A  BROWNING  ANIllOLOGY  OF 

After  Broiviung.    Anonymous. 

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Mon.loi  Jan.  4.  1921. 

/JroJP/ii/ig  5ociel\). 

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Inreger   y  liae,  lioberl  Browmng  Enlarges   Upon  II  in  Several  of 

His  illanw.rs  and  Inlerpoiales  a  Lpric.     (From  Including  Horace 

7-10.  611    U  6llh.)    By  Louis  Unleimeyer. 

ApoLogies   lo   i-'ippa.    By   Earle   Cornwaliis. 

Zip  llie  ^ea — Mutatis  iXJutanJis.    By  Bayard  Taylor. 

1  lie  Cocl(  and   the  Bud.    By  Charles  b.  Calverley. 

J  lie  iincli  and  the  Robin — After  Broli)ning.    By  K.  A.  K.    Frora 

Signa  Se\>era. 

J  lie  t- tight  of  the  Budget.    By  Rudyard  Kipling. 

(Juide  lo  lioberl  Brorvning.    By  G.  L.  K. 

Home  1  ruths  trom  Abroad.  After  Kobert  Broivning.    Anonymous. 

Imitation  of  lioberl  Browning.    By  J.  K..  Stephen. 

In  a  Spanish  Cloister.    By    VVm.  l-'helps. 

I  he  Jam  l-'ot.    By  Rudyard  Kipling. 

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PARODY  ANTHOLOGY.  A 

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PARTING  AT  MORNING  AND  MEETING  Al    NIGHT 

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PARTRIDGE.  BERNARD 

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(Eraser's.)     Littell's    Living   Age    10:164-179. 
PAST  AND  PRESENT  IN  LITERATURE,  THE 

By  Editor.    Literary  Digest  22: 1 28:  Feb.  2,   1901. 
PATE.  J.  THOMAS 

Father  Ryan  and  His  Poems.    Southern  Review  4:322-333  :Selec- 

tiom  4:July. 
PATER,  W.  H. 

The  School  of  Ceorgione    (Reference   to   Browning).    Fortnightly 

Review  28:531  :Oct.  1877. 
PATHS  OF  GLORY.  THE 

By  Joseph  Jacobs.    Fortnightly   Review   73:68: Jan.    1900. 

By  J.   E.   G.   de   Montmorency.    Contemporary   Review    108:113- 

118:July   1915. 
PATMORE,  POEMS  BY  COVENTRY 

Athenaeum  3059:771 -772: June   12,   1886. 
PATRIOTIC  POETRY 

(Times.)    Littell's  Living  Age  283:107-112. 
PATRIOTISM  AND  CHRISTIANITY 

By    Augustine    Birrell.     Contemporary    Review    87:193-201  :Feb. 

1905. 
PATTISON,  MARK 

Books  and  Critics.    Fortnightly  Review  28:679 :Nov.   1877. 
PAUL    HARRY  G 

The   Round    Table.     English   Journal   4:265:April    1915;    5:420: 

June   1916. 


BROWNINGIANA  295 

PAUL.  HERBERT 

An  and  £ccen(rici<i).    Eclectic  Magazine   l38:574-582:May    1902. 

The    Creek    Anlhology.     Nineteenth    Century    61  :629-637: April 

1907. 

Idle  Reading.    Nineteenth  Century  61  :837-842:May    1907. 

The   Influence   of   Catullus.     Nineteenth   Century   61  :  163-1 72:Jan. 

1907. 

Is  Literature  D\)ing?    Eclectic  Magazine   148:510-517:June    1907. 
Same.    (Contemp.    R.)     Littell's   Living   Age   253:387-395. 
The   Novels   of   Peacock.     Eclectic    Magazine    141  :349-360:Sept. 
1903. 

The  Permanence  of  Wordsxaorlh.   Nineteenth  Century  63:987-998: 
June  1908. 

Tennyson,  Part  2.    Littell's  Living  Age    195:713-718. 
PAULINE 

A  Fragment  of  a  Confession.    By  Robert  Browning.    A  reprint  of 

the  original  edition  of   1833.    Edited  by  1  homas  J.  Wise.    Printed 

by  Richard  Clay  &  Sons,  London,  1886. 

This  volume  contains  all   the  margmal  notes   found  in   the   Forster 

copy  in  tiie  Scuth  Kensington  Museum. 

By  Kingsland.    Poet  Lore  3:3:281-84. 

Poet  Lore  11:1  : Front  Page. 

News  Notes.    Recover})  of  Lost  Cop\)  of  Pauline.   Bookman  1  : 1 55  : 

April    1895. 

Pauline,    Paracelsus.     Book    Mart.     Bookman    1  :280:May    1895. 

Also  1:61  :Feb.  1895. 

PAULINE,  ALLUSIONS  IN 

Poet  Lore   1:1:43-45;    1:2:89-91. 
PAULINE  AND  BALZAC'S  LOUIS  LAMBERT  COMPARED 

By  Mrs.  B.  C.  Dick.    Poet  Lore  4:3:164-66. 
PAULINE,  THE  OLD  AND  THE  NEW 

Poet  Lore  1:11:520-22. 
PAULINE,  OUTLINE  OF 

Poet  Lore   1:1:42-43. 

(Bookman.)     Bookmart    1  :61  :Feb.    1895. 
PAULINE,  PARACELSUS 

(Bookman.)    Bookmart   1  :  280:  May   1895. 
PAULINE,  QUERIES  ON 

Poet  Lore   1:1:45. 

PAULINE,  REFERENCE  INDEX  TO,  A 

Poet  Lore  1:1:39-42. 
PAULINE  THEN  AND  NOW 

Munsey's  Magazine  31  :919:Sept.   1904. 
PAX. 

See  H.  Claude  Williamson.    Quarterly   Magazine  Oct.    18,    1918. 

Robert  Brorvning,  An  Appreciation.    By  H.   Claude   Williamson. 

The  Quarterly  Paper  of  the  Benedictine  Community  of  the  Isle  of 

Caldey  42:Dec.   1914     821.88  Bwa. 
PAYN,  JAMES 

English    Notes.     Independent    41:2:1042;    41:2:1375-6;    42:237- 

238;  43:144-145;  46:321:1894. 
PAYNE  ,WILLIAM  MORTON 

Greater   English    Poets    of    the    Nineteenth    Century.     Athenaeum 

42 18:232: Aug.  29,  1908. 

Personality  and   Work  of  Droivning,  in   Greater  English  Poets  of 

the  Nineteenth  Century   192-220     821.01    P346g. 

Recent  American  Poetry.    Dial  35:36-41  :July   16,   1903. 

Recent  Poetry.    Dial  35:124:Sepl.  1.   1903. 


2%  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

PEABODY.  REV.  FRANCIS  G. 

Prater.  18-19.    See  BroTsn'mg  Memorial  Doiton     821.88  Bmb. 
PEABODY.  JOSEPHINE  PRESTON 

Modern  Life  and  Modern  Poetry.    Poet  Lore  14:1:62. 
PEACOCK.  THOMAS  LOVE:  A  PERSONAL  REMINISCENCE 

By  Robert  Buchanan.    (New  Quart.  R.)    Litteli's  Living  Age  126: 

137-163. 
PEACOCK.  THE  NOVELS  OF 

By  Herbert  Paul.    Eclectic  Magazine   141  :349-360:Sept.   1903. 

PEARSON.  FLORENCE  MARY 

Poetry  and  Phrase  of  Pood.  Nineteenth  Century  86:51 5-527  :Sept. 
1919. 

PEARSON.  HOWARD  S. 

Robert  Browning.  The  Thoughts  of  a  Poet  on  Art  and  Faith. 
A  Lecture  delivered  to  the  Birmingham  Central  Literary  Associa- 
tion. March  27,  1883.  Cornish  Brothers,  37  New  Street.  821.88 
Dpt. 

Browning  as  a  Landscape  Painter.  London  Browning  Society 
Papers  8:103-118. 

PEARSON,  J.  &  CO. 

Lytton — BroTening  Correspondence.  Catalogue  of  a  Superb  Collec- 
tion of  Holograph  Manuscripts,  Holograph  Correspondences  and 
Holograph  Letters  of  British  and  Continental  Celebrities  of  Five 
Centuries  94     821.88  Xch. 

BroTvning  Correspondence.  In  A  Catalogue  of  a  Superb  Collection 
of  Holograph  Manuscripts,  Holograph  Correspondence  and  Holo- 
graph Letters  of  British  and  Continental  Celebrities  of  Five  Cen- 
turies  10-11     821.88  Xch. 

A  highly  Important  Collection  of  Original  Holograph  Manuscripts 
and  Original  Holograph  Correspondences  73     821.88  Xchp. 

PEARSON.  NORMAN 

The  Kiss  Poetical.    Fortnightly  Review  82:293-295.  301.  303: Aug. 

1904. 

A   Male  Blue  Stocl(ing  Soame  Jent(\)ns.    Nineteenth  Century  62: 

126-141  :July  1907. 
PEASANT  IN  BRITISH  POETRY 

By  G.  Douglas.    Fortnightly  Review   110:562:Oct.   1918. 
PEASANT  WOMAN  IN  ITALY,  A 

Suggested   by   Robert   Browning's   Poem    The  Italian   in  England. 

By  Mrs.  Thomas  R.  Coles   (Blanche  Coles.)    In  Manuscript.    Not 

net   published. 
PECK,  ANGIE  LACEY 

The  Different  Ideals  of  Shelley  and  Brol»ning.    Portion  of  thesis. 

The    Wellesley    Prelude    3 :17:21 1 -212:Jan.    30.     1892:Memorial 

Number. 
PECK.  H.  W. 

Matthetf  Arnold  as  a  Poet.    Arena  33 :  155-161  :Jan.  1905. 
PECULIAR   OBLIGATION   OF   THE   PUBLIC   HIGH   SCHOOL. 

THE 

By  George  H.  Martin.    Educational  Review  43:466:May  1912. 

PEET.  JEANIE 

Robert  Browning.    Century  72:253. 

Bronming.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  57     821.88 

Xht. 


BROWNINGIANA  297 

PEIRCE.  LOUISE  PAGAN 

A    Cuide   for    the   Blind.     Modern    Philology    6:4:487-502:AprU 

1909. 
PEN  PICIURES  OF   MODERN  AUTHORS 

The   Urowmngi     Lileraii^    Life.     By    William    Shepard.     821.88 

Bsm. 

LUerar))  Life.    By  William  Shepard.    (Typewritten)     821.88  B$m. 
PENDLE'lON.  CHARLOITE 

Robert  Browning.    A  Poem.    Poet  Lore  1:11:545. 

Salve.    Homage  to  Robert  Broruning,  Aleph    1  anner    106     821.88 

Xht. 
PENN  MONTHLY.  THE 

Balauilion'i  Adventures.    (Critical  Review.)    By  R.  E.  Thompson. 

6:72:938-940:Uec.   1875. 

Magazine   Articles:    Ked  Cotton  Night-Cap   Counlr\f.    By   R.   E. 

T.    4:4:):657-661  :Sept.   1873;  Balauilion'a  Adventures.    By  R.  E. 

1  hompson.    Dec.    18/5. 
PEOPLES  JOURNAL 

1  wo  Reviews  of  Dells  and  Pomegranates.    By  Henry  F.  Chorley. 

July   18.  1846.  and  Aug.  22.  1846. 
PEPPLER.  CHARLES  W. 

Neiv    Creeli   Literature.     South    Atlantic    Quarterly    13:143:April 

1914. 
PERINE.  LOLITA 

Designed  and  hand  colored  Saul.  By  Robert  Browning.  821.88 
Sad. 

PERIOD  WITHOUT  GREAT  MEN  OF  LETTERS.  A 

Highwa\)s  and  B\fTva\!S.    Chautauquan  61  :15-17:Dec.  1910. 

PERRY.  BLISS 

Colombe's  Birthday  at  Smith's  College.  Outlook  46: July  21.  1892. 
hulure  of  American  Literature.  Baylor  Literary  1  7  : 1  19-123  :Jan. 
1909. 

PERRY.  JEANETTE  BARBOUR 

Is  Blank  Verse  Lawless?    Poet  Lore  8:8:534-35. 
PERSONAL.  DRAMATIS  (ILLUSTRATED) 

See  Dramatis  Personae. 
PERSONAL  RECOLLECTIONS  OF  BROWNING 

By    Kingsland.     Poet    Lore   2:3:130-133. 
PERSONAL  DRAMATIC  ROMANCES  AND   LYRICS 

Editorial.    Independent  71  :599. 
PERSONALIA 

By  Edmund  Gosse.    Poet  Lore  2:6:321. 

Intimate  Recollections  of  Famous  Men,  Political,  Literary,  Artistic. 

Social,  Various.    Robert  Browning  233-235     Be  S577. 

Review.   By  Edmund  Gosse.    Independent  42:461  : April  3.  1890. 
PERSONALITIES 

Editorial.    Independent  39:2:1099;  40:1:616. 
PERSONALITY  AND  WORK  OF  BROWNING 

By  W.  M.  Payne.    See  Greater  English  Poets  of  the  Nineteenth 

Centurx).    821.01    P346g. 
PERSONALITY.  BROWNING'S,  NEW  LIGHTS  ON 

By  Anna  Benneson  McMahan.    Dial  50:206-9: March   16,   1911. 
PESSIMISM,  SOME  ASPECTS  OF 

By    Agnes    Repplier.     Atlantic    Monthly    60:756-766:Dec.    1887. 


296  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

PETERS.  J.  P..  AND  A.  B.  BRUCE  AND  OTHERS.  R.  G.  MOUL- 

TON 

The  Bible  as  Lilerature.    Biblical  World  9:31 1 -3I3:April  1897. 
PETERSON.  H.  C. 

Inducti'Ve  Studies.    DroTvning  for  Sccondarv  Schools,  Colleges  and 

Literary  Clubs.     821.88  Dip. 
PETRARCH 

Browning's  Interpretation   of  Romantic   Love   as   Compared   With 

That   of  Plato,  Dante   and  Petrarch.     By   George   Willis   Cooke. 

Poet  Lore  6:5:225-238. 
PETRARCH,  MODERN  ECHOES  OF 

By  Anne  Russell   Marble.    Dial  37:29-31  :July   16.    1904. 
PHAEDRA  AND  PHEDRE 

By   Lionel   Tennyson.     Nineteenth   Century    7:58-77. 
PHEIDIPPIDES 

Robert  Browning.    Chautauquan   16:378-379:Dec.   1892. 
PHELPS.  C.  E.  D. 

Browning.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  58     821.88 

Xht. 

PHELPS.  ELIZABETH 

Robert  Browning.    Independent    41:2:1717. 
PHELPS,  MARY 

The  Joy-Element  of  Browning.   Poet  Lore  15:2:95-1  15. 
PHELPS-WARD.  ELIZABETH  STUART 

Robert  Browning.     Homage   to   Robert  Browning,   Aleph   Tanner 

133    821.88  Xht. 
PHELPS.  WILLIAM  LYON 

An  Actress  Who  Played  Browning.    Independent  83:394. 

Robert  Browning  and  Alfred  Austin.    Yale  7:580-591  :Oct.   1917. 

Robert  Browning,  How  to  Know  Him.    Bobbs-Merrill  Co.,  India- 
napolis, 1915.     821.88  Dph. 

Same.  English  Jcmrnal  4:682:Dec.   1915. 

Same.    (Review.)    Independent  84:278-279 :Nov..l5,  1915. 

Browning  and  Maeterlincl(.    Independent   55;  1  :552-554; March  5, 
1903;   2:2: 1398- 1400: June   11.   1903. 

Robert  Browning  as  Seen  by  His  Son.    Century  85:417-420. 

Browning    in    France.     Modern    Language    Notes    31  :24-32:Jan. 

1916. 

Maeterlinc}('s  Monna  Vanna  and  Robert  Browning.  Literary  Digest 

26:456-457:March  28.  1903. 

New  Light  on  Carlyle.    Forum  41  :599:June   1909. 

On  Robert  Browning.    Century  84:1 18-127. 

The  Pure  Cold  of  Nineteenth  Century  Literature.    Current  Opinion 

43:515-518:Nov.  1907. 

Realism  and  Reality  in  Fiction.    Century  85  :864-868. 
PHILLIPS.  STEPHEN 

By  Alice  Meynell.     (Poetry  Journal.)     Littell's   Living  Age  289: 

367-369. 

By   Arthur   Waugh.    Fortnightly   Review    105:92 -98 :Jan.    1916. 
PHILLIPS'  HEROD.  MR.  STEPHEN 

By  John  Lane.    World's  Work   1  :666-667: April    1901. 
PHILLIPS'.  MR.  STEPHEN.  PLAY 

By  W.  P.  Trent.    Forum  29:1 16-128:March   1900. 

PHILLIPS,  THE  POETRY  OF  MR.  STEPHEN    ~ 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review   19I:75:Jan.   1900. 


BROWNINGIANA  299 

PHILOLOGY.  STUDIES  IN 

Liirica/    Conceit   of    the   EUzabeiham.     By    Raymond    Macdonald 

Alden.     14: 129- 1 52:  April    1915. 
PHILOSOPHIC  DOUBTS  CONCLRNING  CRITICISM 

Editorial.    Dial    48:34:Jan.    16.    1910. 
PHILOSOPHY  AND  RELIGION 

See    Brontning    as    a    Philosophical    and    Religious    Teacher.     By 

Henry  Jones. 

By   John    Bury.     BroT»ning's   Studies   28-46.     Edited    by    Edward 

Berdoe.     821.88  Vlbs. 

Browning's  Message   to  His    Time,  His  Religion,  Philosophy  and 

Science.     By    Edward    Berdoe.     821.88    Dbm. 

By  John   Bury.     Browning   Society    Papers   3:255-277. 

By  Charles  C.   Everett.    Chapter    12    (Typewritten)     821.88  Rtb. 

Is    the    Philosophizing    Tendency    of    Present    English    [Varies    of 

Imagination  Injurious   to    Them   as    IVorlfs    of  Art?     Browning   is 

mentioned    in    this   Article.    The   Vassar    Miscellany   62:2:63: Jan. 

1877. 

See  under   Henry  Jones. 

See  Raleigh. 

The  Poetry  and  Philosophy  of  DroJvning.    A   Handhool(  of  Eight 

Lectures.    By  Edward  Howard  Griggs.     821.88  Zgp. 

Some  Ethical  Aspects  of  Browning's  Philosophy.    By  Mrs.  A.  G. 

Jennings.     New    Unity   Old   Series   34:New    Series   4:54-56:Sept. 

24.  1896. 

A   series   of    addresses,   essays    and   sermons   designed    to   set    forth 

great  truths  in  popular  form.    By  Augustus  Hopkins  Strong,  D.  D. 

Autographed  copy.     204  S923    (two  copies). 

By    Arria    S.    Huntington.     Memorial    Meeting    of    the    Syracuse 

Browning  Club   55-59     821.88   Bsy. 
PHILOSOPHY  OF  ART,  BROWNING'S 

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118    821.88  Vbp. 
PHILOSOPHY  OF  FEMINISM.  THE 

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PHILOSOPHY  OF  LIFE.  BROWNINGS 

By  Anna  Benneson   McMahan.     The   Study   Class   196-197     807 

Ml  67. 
PHOTOGRAPH  (MRS.  BROWNING)  AND  COMMENT 

Bookman   6:397-98:Jan.    1898. 

PICTURE,  BROWNING  HOUSE 

Bookman   23  :262. 

PICTURE  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

See  Portraits,  etc. 
PICTURE  OF  JOSEPH  MISLAND 

Scribner's   Magazine  20:108:July   1896. 

PICTURES 

Illustrations  to  Brownings  Poems,  Part  1  :  Containing  Photographs 
of  (a)  Andrea  del  Sarlos  picture  of  himself  and  his  Wife,  in 
Pitti  Palace,  Florence,  which  suggested  Brownings  Poem  Andrea 
del  Sarto ;  (b)  Fra  Lippo  Lippi's  Coronation  of  the  Virgin,  in  the 
Accademia  delle  Belle  Arti,  Florence  (the  painting  described  at 
the  end  of  Browning's  Fra  Lippo)  ;  and  (c)  Guercino's  .Angel  and 
Child  at  Fano  (for  The  Guardian  Angel)  ;  with  an  introduction 
by  Ernest  Radford.  1882-1883. 
See  Poems.   Browning's,  Illustratiom.    Below  298. 


300  i3AYLO  I  UNIVERSITY 

PICTURES  IN  THE  POETRY  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING.  POE- 
TRY. RENAISSANCE 
By  Richard  Burton.    Poet  Lore   10:1:66-76. 

PICTURES  OF  BROWNING 

See  under  Men  of  Mark. 

PICTURES  OF  CHIVALRY.  BROWNING'S 

By  Helen  L.  Reed.    Poet  Lore   11:4:588-601. 

PICTURES  OF  FRENCH  LIFE  IN  BROWNING 

Programme  of  the  Boston  Browning  Society  1898-99.  Poet  Lore 
10:3:429-430:1898. 

PIED  PIPER.  THE 

An  Autumn  Song.  By  Louise  Belts  Edwards.  New  England 
Arranged  for  Stage  Representation  in  costume  by  Mr.  Sivori 
Levey. 

A  Child's  Story.  By  Robert  Browning.  Illustrated  by  Hope  Dun- 
lap,  with  twenty-one  illustrations  in  color  and  twenty-seven  in 
black  and  white.  Quarto.  56  pages.  Rand.  McNally,  Chicago 
and  New  York.     821.88  Hppd. 

Magazine   New    Series    19:6L)8:Jan.    1899.     (Typewritten.) 
By  Robert   Browning.     821.88  Hppb. 
By  Robert  Browning.    Boston.   1899.     821.88  Hppb. 
A  Child's  Stoiy.    By  Robert  Browning.    Illustrated  by  Hope  Dun- 
lap.     821.88  Hppd. 

By    Robert    Browning.     Arranged    and    adapted    for    children    by 
Miss  M.  M.  Eager,  Boston,   1899.     821.88  Hppb. 
Illustrated  by  Kate  Greenaway.    Frederick  Warne  &  Co.,  London. 
821.88  Hpp3. 
See  Hameiin. 
See  Music. 
See  A.  G.  Shireff. 
Poet  Lore   12:1:105. 

Print  from  H.  Kaulbach's  Painting.  By  H.  Kaulbach.  Frank  Les- 
lie's 44:157. 

Set  forth  in  a  series  of  designs  and  decorative  borders  by  Harry 
Quilter.  Barrister-at-Lav/,  and  written  in  ornamental  text  by  Mary, 
his  wife.     821.88  Hppq. 

Water-Colour  Drawing  by  the  late  G.  J.  Pinwell,  31.    A  List  of 
Etchings  Published  by  Robert   Dunthorne   at  the  Cabinet  of   Fine 
Arts,   Vigo  Street,   London,    1884. 
Boston,   1899.    821.88  Hppb. 
821.88   Pmiw. 

Souvenir   Program  of   the  "Piper"   at  Stratford   on   Avon,  picture 
containing  greetings  from  Sir  Benamin   and  Lady  Stone. 
PIED  PIPER  OF  HAMELIN.  STORY  OF 

Aldine  4:6:90:June   1871. 

Frank  Leslie's  44:237. 
PIED  PIPER  OF   HAMELIN,   CAVALIER  TUNES,  THE  LOST 

LEADER,   AND  OTHER   POEMS.   THE 

By    Robert    Browning.     The   Riverside   Lileralure   Series.     821.88 

Hpph. 
PIED  PIPER.  TOWN  OF 

By    Frederick    Wedmore.     821.88    Pmtw. 

PIER.  FLORIDA 

The  Cenller  View.  Drowning  and  ihe  Lost  Cork-  Harper's  Weekly 
54:2777:27:March    12.    1910. 


BROWNINGIANA  301 

PIETRO  OF  ABANO  AND  THE  LEADING   IDEAS  OF  DRA- 
MATIC  IDYLS,  SECOND  SERIES  1880 
By  J.  Sharpe.    Bercloe's  Cro Ti'mng  5(ucfics  21 -27     821.88  VIbs. 

PIETRO  OF  ABANO.  BROWNINGS 

Poet  Lore  3:12:653-54. 

PIETRO  OF  ABANO,  ON 

And  the  Leading  Idcai  of  Dramalic  ld\)li.  Second  Series.  1880. 
By  J.  Sharpe.    Brownin"  Society  Papers  2:191-197     821.88  Dbs. 

PIETRO  OF  ABANO.  VARIANTS  OF  BROWNING'S 
By  C.    Porter.    Poet   Lore   3:2:577-88. 

PIGOU.  A.  C. 

The  Optimism  of  DroD^ning  and  Meredith.  Littell's  Living  Age 
246:415-422. 

PILGRIM.AGE.  A  BROWNING 

By  Arthur  J.  Whyte.  (Contemporary  Review.)  Littell's  Living 
Age  277:542-550. 

PILGRIMAGE  TO  THE  HAUNTS  OF  BROWNING  (HOME  OF 
PIPPA)  AND  AN  OUTLINE  STUDY  OF  PIPPA  PASSES 
By  Pauline  Leavens.     821.88  Lla. 

PILGRIMS  PROGRESS 

A  Chapter  From  The  Modern  Pilgrim's  Progress.  Slander  and 
Cossip.  (Complied.)  Poem  Dedicated  to  Robert  Browning.  Print- 
ed   for   Private   Circulation    1882.      821.88   P744m. 

PILLAR  AT  SEBZEVAH.  A 
See  Music. 

PILOT 

Classical    and    Modern    Literature.     By    R.    Y.    Tyrrell.     Littell'a 
Living  Age  240:567-570. 
PIN  WELL.  G.  J. 

The  Pied  Piper  of  Hamclin  after  the  Water-Colour  Drawing  by 
the  late.  A  List  of  Etchings  Published  by  Robert  Dunthorne  at 
the  Cabinet  of  Fine  Arts.  Vigo  Street,  London,  1884.    31. 

PIPER.  PETER 

For  True  Story  of   Peter   Piper  see  A.  G.  Shireff.     The   Tale  of 
Florentius. 
PIPPA 

Ideal  Womanhood  in  the  Masterpieces  of  Dante,  Coethe  and  Rob- 
ert  Browning.     See   Modern   Pod  Prophets.     By    Wm.    Nonn*n 
Guthrie.    804  G984m   (Copy   1). 
Sams.  Copy  2. 

PIPPA  PASSES 

A  Drama  by  Robert  Browning.  With  Drawings  by  L.  Leslie 
Brooke.  (Two  copies.)  Duckworth  &  Co.,  London,  1898.  821.88 
Hppd. 

Athenaeum   737:952:Dec.    11,    1841. 

Browning's  Bells  and  Pomegranates.    By  Henry  F.  Chorley.    Peo- 
ple's Journal   38-40: July    18,    1846     821.88   Dpj. 
Browning's  Song.     By   Edith   Giles.    American  Primar\)    Teacher. 
By  Mary  R.  Baldwin.    Poet  Lore  11:4:575-577. 
Dodge   Publishing   Co.,   New   York.     821.88   Hpsdn. 
Duffield  &  Co.,  New  York,   1909.     821.88  Hpsd. 
Dodge  Publishing  Co.,  New  York.     821.88  Hpsdn. 
Everybody's  Magazine   12:287-288:Feb.   1905. 
Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3  :  146-1  50:  fan.    1912. 
By  Henry  F.  Chorley.    People's  Journal   38-40     821.88  Dpj. 
By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore   1:1:19-22. 
By  Robert  Browsing.     821.88  Hpsd. 


302  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Illustrated    by    Margaret    Armstrong.     Dodd,    Mead    &    Co.,    New 

York.  1903.    821.88  Hppa. 

See  Heroines  in  Chains.    Poet  Lore  20:3. 

Independent   54:3009:1902. 

Pippa    Passes,    Christmas    Doo}(.     Athenaeum    3706:647:Nov.    5, 

1898. 

See    Men    and     Women,    illustrated    by    Eleanor    F.     Brickdale. 

821.88  Hppbm. 

(From  Papers  of  the  Boston  Society.)    By  Isabel  F.  Bellows.    Poet 

Lore   6:3:133-50. 

A  Short  Note  concerning  the  performance  of  Pippa  Passes.    Poet 

Lore    16:1:142. 

Pippa  Passes.    By  Vincent  Starrett. 

Statue    by    Louise    Allen.     Described    in    Dallas    Saturday    Nighl 

Feb.   21,    1920. 
PIPPA  PASSES  AND  MEN  AND  WOMEN 

By  Robert  Browning.    Illustrated  by  Eleanor  Fortescue  Brickdale. 

Chatto  &  Windus,  1908.     821.88  Hppbm. 

By   Eleanor   F.   Brickdale.    Dial  49:473:Dec.    I,    1910. 
PIPPA  PASSES  AND  OTHER  POETIC  DRAMAS 

By  Robert  Browning  with  an  Introductory  Note  by  Frank  Rinder. 

1833-1842.    Contains:  Pauline,  Paracelsus,  Strafford,  Pippa  Passes, 

King    Victor    and    King    Charles.     Walter    Scott,    Ltd.,    London. 

821.88  Hppr. 
PIPPA  PASSES  AND  PIPPA  DANCES 

By   Helen   Clarke.     Poet   Lore   20:2:122-28. 

PIPPA  PASSES,  KING  VICTOR  AND  KING  CHARLES 

By  Robert  Browning.    Original  issue  in  Bells  and  Pomegranatts. 
Two  copies.    First  Edition.     821.88  Hpsv. 

PIPPA  PASSES  ON  THE  STAGE 

By    David   K.   Lambuth.     Poet   Lore    18:1:107-112. 

PIPPA  PASSES,  OPTIMISM  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

By   M.   Maeterlinck.    Symbolism     842.91    M186br. 
PIPPA  PASSES,  SONG  FROM 

Correct   English   12: 1  :96:April    1911;    also  Country  Life    10:317: 

July   1906. 

The  Year's  at  the  Spring.    By  Robert  Browning.    Kaicho  On  132- 

133.    Translated  into  Japanese  by  Bin  Uyeda.     821.88  Xku. 

Life   and  Letters.     Poet    Lore    13:1:156-157. 

See  Music. 
PIPPAS  POWER,  THE  SECRET  OF 

By   C.   J.   Woodbury.    Poet   Lore  3 :6&7:350-52. 
PIPPA  GEHT  VORUBER 

By    Robert    Browning.     Deutsch    von    Henry    Heiseler.     Im    Insel- 

Verlag  Zu   Leipzig. 
PLACE  IN  LITERATURE,  MR.  BROWNING'S 

By    Mrs.    Alexander   Orr.     Littell's   Living   Age    122:67-85;    also 

Contemporary  Review  23  :934-965. 
PLACES  OF  INTEREST  TO  THE  BROWNING  STUDENT 

Compiled  by  A.  Joseph  Armstrong.     821.88  A625pb. 
PLAGIARISM.  THE  ART  OF 

By    Edward    Wright.      Contemporary    Review    85 :514-518:April 
1904. 

PLANS  FOR  THE  PRESERVATION  OF  THE  BROWNING  LET- 
TERS 
Dial  5?):393:May  J,  1914. 


BROWNINGIANA  303 

PLATO 

Diorvnlng'i  lulcrpretaliun  uf  Romantic  Love  as  Compared  iVilh 
Thai  of  Plato,  Dante  and  Petrarch.  By  George  Willis  Cooke. 
Poet  Lore  6:5:225-238. 

PLAYS  AND  POEMS.  BROWNING'S 

By  James  Russel  Lowell.  Round  Table.  (Typ>eviriltcn)  821.88 
Dirt. 

PLAYS.  ROBERT  BROWNING.  WRITER  OF 

By  W.  L.   Courtney.    Eclectic    (New  Series)    3 :38:358-366:S€pt. 

1883. 

By  W.  L.  Courtney.   Studies  Old  and  /Ven*  100-123     820.4  C865i. 

Fortnightly  Review    198:880-900: June    I.    1883: New   Series. 
PLAYS  OF  A  GREAT  POET.  THE 

By   Gilbert    Murray.     (Speaker.)     Littell's    Living   Age   247:244- 

248. 
PLAYWRIGHT  AND  THE  PLAY  GOERS.  THE 

By  Brander  Matthews.    Atlantic  Monthly   102:421 -426:July   1908. 
PLEA  FOR  THE  BRITISH  COMPOSER,  A 

By  A.   E.  Keeton.    Fortnightly  Review  89:237: Feb.    1908. 
PLEA  FOR  THE  POETS,  A 

Editorial.    Century  52:316-31  7  :June   1896. 

Editorial.    Literary  Digest  13 :267-268:June  27.   1896. 

PLEA  FOR  THE  POPULAR  IN  LITERATURE,  A 

By  J.  A.   Spender.    Nineteenth  Century  61  :645-657:April    1907; 

also  Littell's  Living  Age  253:348-358:May  11,  1907. 
PLEA  FOR  THE  RAGGED  SCHOOLS  OF  LONDON.  A 

By   Elizabeth  Barrett   Browning.    First   Edition    1854.     Ver\)  rare. 

821.88  Gtpr. 
PLEA  FOR  THE  STUDY  OF  BROWNING 

By  Margaret  Connally.    Arena  20:623-33  :Dec.   1898. 

PLEASURE 

By  Clyde   W.   Broomell.    New   Church   Review    16:575-585:Ocl. 

1909. 
PLEASURE:  A  HERESY 

By  Agnes   Repplier.    Atlantic   Monthly   67:393-402:March    1891. 
PLEIADE  AND  THE   ELIZABETHANS,  THE 

By    W.    Holman    Hunt.      Edinburgh    Review    205 :353-397:  April 

1907. 
PLIGHT  OF  THE  POET,  THE 

Nation  92:362-363: April   1911. 

PLOT  CULTURE 

See  Music. 
PLOWMAN  AND  THE  PEER.  THE 

By   Murtel   Tarrant.    Baylor   Literary    18:355-359:May    1910. 
PLOWMAN,  THOMAS  F. 

From  the  Land  of  Letters.    (Cornhill.)    Littell's  Living  Age  288: 

598-609. 
PLUS  AND  MINUS 

By  Alan  Sullivan.    Scribner's  Magazine  46:368:Sept.    1909. 
POCKET  EDITION,  BROWNING'S 

Dial   53:355:Nov.    1,    1912. 
POE  AND  ROSSETTI.  A  COMPARISON 

By  Agnes  Arbuckle.    Baylor  Literary  1 8:304-307: April    1910. 
POE  FIFTY  ^'EARS  AFTER 

By  Edwin  W.  Bowen.    Forum  31  :501  :Jun«.  1901. 


304  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

POE  IN  NEW  YORK 

By   George  E.  Woodberry.    Century   48:854-866:Oct.    1894. 
POE.  THE  POETRY  OF 

By  Edwin  Marlham.    Arena  32: 170- 175: Aug.  1904. 
POEL,  WILLIAM 

Poelr^    and    Drama.     Contemporary    Review    104:699-707: Nov. 

1913. 

POEM 

Unfinished  Draft  of  a  Poem   IV Inch  May  Be  Entitled  Aeschylui 

To  Ed  Fitzgerald.    AtFxnaeum   3220: 1 4: July    13.    1889. 

5o/ioqup.     By    Editor.     Comhill    Magazine    209:New   Series :647: 

Lines  Addressed  to  Levi  Thaxter.    Poet  Lore  l:7:398:Aug.   1889. 

Nov.  1913;  also  Current  Op'nion  56:55 :Jan.   1914. 

Two    Unpublished   Poems:    (1)    Moses   of  Michael   Angela;    (2) 

On  Being  Defied  to  Express  in  a  Hexameter,   You   Ought  to  Sit 

on    the    Safety    Valve.     By    Robert    Browning.     Yale    4:l-2:Oct. 

1916;  also  Literary  Digest  49:I234:Dec.  19.  1914. 

A   Sonnet.    By   Robert   Browning.    Cornhill   Magazine   Feb.    1914 

821.88  So. 
POEM,  BROWNING'S   PROFOUNDEST 

By  T.  W.  Higginson.    Literary  Digest  23:39: July  13,  1901. 
POEM  WHICH  WAS  MISTAKEN  FOR  BROWNING'S,  A 

By  Ophelia  G.  Browning.    Literary  Digest   19:130:July  29.   1899. 

POEMS 

Browning's  Poems  31-45.    By  S.  Margaret  Fuller.    In  Papers  on 
Literature  and  Art.     821.88. 

POEMS.  ANTHOLOGIES 

Bronson's  English  Poems,  Nineteenth   Century.     811.08  B864a. 

The     Cyclopedia    of    Practical    Quotations.      (Revised    Edition.) 

By  J.  K.  Hoyt.   4,  20,  27,  74,  77.  87,  101.  116,  130,  132.  146. 

161.  186.  216,  223.  240.  246. 

English  History  Told  bxi  English  Poets.    Compiled  by  H.  L.  Bates 

and  Katherine  Cowan.    310-316,  317-319. 

The    English    Poets.     By     Thomas     Humphrey     Ward.      5:1-39 

821.08  W263V.  5. 

See  J.  M.  Manly's  English  Poetry.    474-498     821.08  M279. 

Masterpieces  of  the  World's  Best  Literature.    Edited  by  Henry  T. 

Peck.    4:1733-1755     R803  P366  Vol.  4. 

Standard  English  Poems.    Compiled  by  Henry  S.  Pancoast. 

Vers  de  Societe  Anthology.     821.08  W453-V. 

Warner— Litrarp  of  World's  Best  Literature  5:2557-2565.    E.  L. 

Burlingame.    Selections  2565-2593. 
POEMS,  BROWNING'S:  ILLUSTRATIONS 

Illustrations   to   Part    1:    (1)    The   Coronation   of   the    Virgin.    By 

Era  Lippo  Lippi;   (2)  Andrea  del  Sarto  and  His  Wife;  (3)   The 

Angel  and  Child.    Cuercino. 

Illustrations    to    Browning's    Poems,    Part    2,    Containing:    (d)    A 

Photo-Engraving  of  Mr.  C.  Fairfax  Murray's  drawing  of  Andrea 

del  Sarto's  picture  named  above;    (e)   A  Woodbury  type  copy  of 

Fradelle's  Cabinet  Photograph  of  Robert  Browning  in  three  sizes, 

to  bind  with  the  Society's  Illustrations  and  Papers  and  Browning'* 

Poems;    (c)    Presented  by   Mrs.  Sutherland  Orr;    (f)    Reductions 

in  fcap.  8  vo.  to  bind  with  Browning's  Poems,  of  d,  b,  c.  above. 

and    of    (g).    the    Engraving    of    Guercino's    First    Sketch    for    his 

Angel  and  Child.    1882-1883. 


BROWNINGIANA  305 

POEMS.  COMPLETE 

Cambei^vell  Edition.  Edited  with  Introduction  and  Notes  by  Char- 
lotte Porter  and  Helen  A.  Clarke.  Contents:  (I)  Pauline,  Para- 
celsui,  Pippa  Paisei,  King  Victor  and  King  Charles;  (2)  Stra- 
ford,  Sordello;  (3)  The  Return  of  the  Druies,  A  Blot  in  the 
'Scutcheon,  Colombc's  Birthda}),  Luria,  A  Soul'i  Tragedy;  (4) 
Dramatic  Lx/rics,  Dramatic  Romances,  Christmas  Eve,  and  Easter 
Day;  (5)  Men  and  Women,  In  a  Dalcon]),  Dramatis  Personae; 
(6)  The  Ring  and  the  Dool(,  Vol  1  ;  (7)  The  Ring  and  the  Doolf, 
Vol.  2;  (8)  Balaustion's  Adventure,  Aristophanes'  Apology;  (9) 
Prince  Hohensliel-Schrvangau,  Fifine  at  the  fair,  Pacchiarotto, 
Miscellaneous  Poem;  (10)  Red  Cotton  Night-Cap  Country,  The 
Inn  Album,  The  Txoo  Poets  of  Croisic;  (11)  The  Agamemnon  of 
Aeschylus,  La  Saisiaz,  Dramatic  Idyls,  Jocoseria;  (12)  Ferishtah's 
Fancies,  Parleyings  IVith  Certain  People,  Asolaudo.  Thomas  Y. 
Crowcll  &  Co.,  New  York.  821.88  Gpc. 
Camberweil   Edition.    Poet  Lore   10:4:607. 

Cambridge    Poets:    Browning.     Edited    by    Horace    E.    Scudder. 
(Two  copies)      821.88  Ghw. 
Cambridge    Editia-.     821.88. 

Cambridge  Edition  of  Browning.  Poet  Lore  8:5:271-272. 
Centenary  Edition.  Contents:  (1)  Pauline,  Paracelsus,  Sordello; 
(2)  Strafford,  Pipj'a  Passes,  King  Victor  and  King  Charles,  The 
Return  of  the  Drus<^s,  A  Blot  in  the  'Scutcheon,  Colombe's  Birth- 
day ;  (3)  Luria,  A  Soul's  Tragedy,  Dramatic  Lyrics,  Dramatic 
Romances ;  (4)  Chi  tlmas  Eve  and  Easter  Day,  Men  and  IVomcn, 
In  a  Balcony,  Dran  ilis  Personae ;  (5)  The  Ring  and  the  Boolf, 
1-6;  (6)  The  Ring  :'nd  the  Book,  7-12;  (7)  Balaustion's  Adven- 
ture, Prince  Hohens\'d-Schrvangau,  Fifine  at  the  Fair,  Red  Cotton 
Night-Cap  Country;  8)  Aristophanes'  Apology,  The  Inn  Album, 
The  Agamemnon  of  Aeschylus;  (9)  Pacchiarotto  and  HoXp  He 
Worked  in  Distempe:  with  Other  Poems,  La  Saisiaz,  The  Two 
Poets  of  Croisic,  Dr<  matic  Idyls,  with  Seven  Additional  Poems; 
(10)  Jocoseria,  FerisI  Sah's  Fancies,  Parleyings  With  Certain  Peo- 
ple of  Importance   in    Their  Day,   Asolando. 

The  Complete  Won  i  of  Robert  Browning..  Fireside  Edition, 
Boston  and  New  Yoi  c,  1906.  Contents:  (1)  Pauline,  Paracelsus, 
Pippa  Passes;  (2)  I  ramaiic  Lyrics,  The  Return  of  the  Druses, 
Etc.;  (3)  Th<  Ring  i  id  the  Book:  (4)  Christmas  Eve  and  Easter 
Day,  Men  ana  Womc  ■,  Etc.;  (5)  Red  Cotton  Night-Cap  Country, 
Aristophanes'  Apolog  •,  The  Inn  Album,  Pacchiarotto  and  How 
He  Worked  in  Distei  per,  and  Other  Poems;  (6)  The  Agamem- 
non of  Aeschylus,  La  laisiaz.  The  Two  Poets  of  Croisic,  Dramatic 
Idyls,  Jocoseria,  Feris  tab's  Fancies  and  Parleyings.  821.88  Gfe. 
Globe  Edition  (in  one  volume).  Edited  by  Augustine  Birrell, 
1915.    821.88  Gmnb, 

Complete  Poetical  am    Dramatic   Worlds.    A  Criticism.    Edited  by 
John   Burroughs.    Atl  ntic   77:272-274:Feb.    1896. 
The  Poetical  Works  o    Robert  Browning.   New  Edition  with  Addi- 
tional Poems.    First  P  blished  in   1914.    The  Macmillan  Co.,  New 
York.  1915.     821.88  1  '.mnb. 

Same.  In  Two  Volun  's.  Tlie  Macmillan  Co..  New  ^'ork,  1901. 
821.88  Gb. 

Two  volum^    published    n  one,  on  India  paper.    Published  by  John 
Murray.   191  '.     821.88  Gbmb. 
Twx)  volume*     Publisher    by  John  Murray.  1919.     821.88  Gbm2v. 


306  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

The  Poetic  ind  Dram  lie  lVor}{s  of  Robert  Browning.  In  six 
volumes.  Rn  ;rside  Edit  )n.  Houghton,  Mifflin  &  Co.,  Boston  and 
New  York.     821.88  Gh  ,. 

Riverside  E  .ition:  (1)  Pauline,  Paracelsus,  Strafford  ,Sordello, 
Pippa  Passe  ,  King  Vict  r  and  King  Charles;  (3)  The  Ring  and 
the  Boo\  (f  o  copies)  ;  i  4)  Christmas  Eve  and  Easter  Day,  Men 
and  Women.  In  a  Balco  \),  Dramatis  Personae,  Balaustion's  Ad- 
venture, Pri  \ce  Hohensl  l-SchTvangau,  Fifine  at  the  Fair;  (5) 
Red  Cotton  Night-Cap  C  luntry,  Aristophanes'  Apology,  The  Inn 
Album.  Pa  :hiarotto  am  HoTv  He  Wor}(ed  in  Distemper  and 
Other  Poem  ;  (6)  The  Agamemnon  of  Aeschylus,  La  Saisiaz, 
The  Troo  F  lets  of  Croisic,  Dramatic  Idyls,  Jocoseria,  Ferishlah's 
Fancies  and  Parleyings. 

Oxford  Ed;  ion.  By  Hei  y  Froude.  1905  821.88  Gox. 
Copyright  Edition.  British  authors.  Bernard  Tauchnitz,  Leipzig. 
Vol  1,  A  Soul's  Tragedy,  Luria,  Christmas  Eve  and  Easter  Day, 
Men  and  Women;  Vol.  2,  In  a  Balcony,  Dramatic  Personae, 
Dramatic  Romances;  Vol.  3,  Lyrics,  Dramas,  Romances;  Vol.  4, 
The  Ring  and  the  Bool(  and  Later  Poems.  821.88  Gbt. 
POEMS,  SELECTIONS 

Second  Seri  s.    Second  Edition.   Smith,  Elder  &  Co.,  1880.     821.88 

Gwss. 

In   two   vol   mes.     A    New    Edition.     London:    Chapman    &   Hall, 

186  Strand,  1849.    Autographed  by  Frederic  G.  Stephens.     821.88 

Gpc  Vol.    1     Vol.  2. 

By    Robert    Browning.     The    Masterpiece    Library.     First    Series. 

Reviews  of    r^eviews  Office,  London.     821.88  Gpml. 

By   Robert    Browning.     In   two   volumes.     Chapman    &    Hall,    186 

Strand,  Lo  don,   1849.     821.88  Gpc. 

By   Roberl    Browning.     In   two   volumes.     821.88   Gpc. 

By    Roberl    Browninr;.     First    Series.     The    Masterpiece    Library. 

821.88  Gp   1. 

By    Robert    Browning.     In    two   volumes.     New   Edition.     Boston: 

Tichnor,  R  ed  &  Fields.    Reviewed  in  Literary  World  487-488: 

Dec.  8.  1849. 

A   Brownii  f   Treasure  Boof(,  Extracts   From  Browning.    Selected 
and   arrang  d  by  Alice  M.   Warburton.     821.88  Stw. 
Selections  I'rom  the  Poetical  Worlfs  of  Roberl  Browning.    Second 
Series.    Sei  md  Edition.    Smith,   Elder  &  Co.     821.88  Gwss. 
Same.  Lon   on:  Chapman  &  Hall  193  Piccadilly,  1863.    First  Col- 
lection  of     Irowning's   Poems.     821.88  Gsl. 

Browning':  Shorter  Poems.  Selected  and  Edited  by  Franklin  T. 
Baker.     821 .88  Gspb. 

Select  Poe  ts  of  Robert  Browning.  Edited  with  Introduction  and 
Notes.  By  Richard  Burton.  The  Belles-Lettres  Series.  821.88 
Gbb. 

Pomegranat  %  From  an  English  Garden.  A  Selection  from  the 
Poems  of  R  bert  Browning.  With  Introduction  and  Notes  by  John 
Monro   Gibi  m. 

Poems.  By  Robert  Browning.  Edited  with  an  Introduction  and 
Notes.  By  Cornelia  Beare.  Merrill's  English  Texts.  821.88  Gpb. 
Select  Poems  of  Robert  Browning.  Arranged  in  Chronological 
Order  with  Biographical  and  Literary  Nortes.  By  A.  ].  George. 
Uttle,  Brown  &  Co..  Boston.  1905.     821.88  Ggl. 


BROWNINGIANA  307 

Poems  of  Robert  Drowuing.  Selected  and  Edited  by  Charles  W. 
Hodell.    English  Readings   for  SrSoois.     F  lenry  Holt  &  Co.,   New 

York.   1911.    821.88  Ghp. 

Same.   With  Introduction  by  Ric.._.d  Garnett  and  Illustration*  by 

Byam  Shaw.     821.88  Ggb. 

Selections  From  DroTvnirtg's  Poems.    By  J.  Charles  Hazzard. 

The  Brownings  for   the    Young.     Edited   by   Frederic   G.   Kenvon. 

821.88  Syk. 

Selections  From  the  Poetic  Worl(s  of  Robert  Browning.  John  \V. 
Lovell   Co.,   New  York.     821.88  Gsl. 

Poems  From  Browning.    Edited   with    Introduction   and   Notes   by 
Robert   Morss  Lcwett.     (Two  copies)      821.88  Glsg. 
Lyrical  and  Dramatic  Poems.    Selected  from  the  Works  of  Robert 
Browning.    With  an  extract  from  Stedmans  Victorian  Poets.  Edited 
by  Edward  T.   Mason.     821.88  Gms. 

A  Selection  From  the  l'/orl(s  of  Robert  Browning.  Moxon'i 
Minature  Poets.  London:  Edward  Moxon  &  Co.,  Dover  Street, 
1865.    First  Edition.     821.88  Gms. 

By  Robert  Browning.  See  Edmund  Reute.  In  German.  821.88 
Gspr. 

Selections  From  the  Poems  and  Pla\)s  of  Robert  Browning.  Edited 
for  School  Use.  By  Myra  Reynolds.  The  Lake  English  Series. 
821.88  Gle. 

Selections  From  the  Poetry  of  Robert  Browning.  Browning  for 
the  Trenches.    Two  copies.     821.88  Sbww. 

5c/ecf  Poems  of  Robert  Browning.  Edited  with  Notes  by  William 
J.  Rolfe  and  Heloise  E.  Hersey.  American  Book  Co.  821.88 
Grh. 

5e/ec/(o;i3  From  Browning.  Edited  by  Frederick  Ryland.  Bell's 
English  Classics.  George  Bell  &  Sons,  London,  1900.  821.88  Grs. 
Selection  From  the  PoetrX)  of  Robert  Browning.  With  an  Intro- 
duction. By  Richard  Grant  White.  821.88  Gwcd. 
Same.  With  an  Introduction  by  Richard  Grant  White.  Dodd, 
Mead  &  Co.  Reviewed  in  Literary  World  1 4 :  10: 1  57  :May  19, 
1883. 

By  Browning.  The  Masterpiece  Library.  Londons  Stead's  Pub- 
lishing House.     821.88  Gpml. 

Selections  From  Browning.  With  an  Introduction  by  Steadman. 
808.1   S8I2. 

Selections  by  Julius  E.  Warren.  Eclectic  English  Classics.  821.88 
Owa. 

The  Poems  and  Selections  of  Robert  Browning.  1833-1844.  J.  M. 
Dent   &  Co.,   London.     821.88  Gde. 

Same.  With  Introduction  by  Arthur  Waugh.  (Everyman's  Li- 
brary.) Contains:  Pauline,  Paracelsus.  Strafford,  Sordello,  Pippa 
Passes,  King  Victor  and  King  Charles.  The  Return  uf  the  Druses, 
A  Blot  in  the  'Scutcheon,  and  Colombe's  Birthday.  821.88  Gde. 
All's  IVell.  Being  optimistic  thoughts  from  the  writings  of  Robert 
Browning.  Selected  by  Graham  Hope.  821.88  Saw. 
Thoughts  From  Browning.  Selected  and  Edited  by  Ann  Bachelor. 
821.88  Stb. 

Browning:  Biographical  Notes,  Appreciations  and  Selections  From 
His  Fifty  Men  and  IVomen.    By  Pauline  Leavens.     821.88  XI. 
POEMS  DEALING  WITH  MUSIC 

Abt  Vogler,  Charles  Avi.^on,  Balaustion's  Adventure,  Fifine  at 
the  Fair,    The   Grammarian's  Funeral.   Heretic's   Tragedy.   Master 


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Hugues    of   Saxe-Colha.   Saul,   Serenade    al   a    Villa,    Toccata   of 

Ca'.uppi's.  Up  at  a   Villa — Down  in  a  Ci'/p,   Youth  and  Art. 
POEMS  AND  LYRICS  OF  THE  JOY  OF  THE  EARTH 

By  George  Meredith.    Athenaeum  2909: 103- 1 04: July  28,   1883. 
POEMS  AND  BALLADS  OF  SWINBURNE 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review   171  :5:429-452:April   1890. 
POEMS  BY  PERCY  AINSWORTH 

Contemporary  Review  100:1  :  132-1 34  :Literary  Supplement  No.  46. 
POEMS  BY  THE  WAY 

By  Wm.  Morris.    Athenaeum  3352:336-338:March  12.  1892. 
POEMS  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING  TO  BE  SUNG.  RECITED.  OR 

PLAYED 

At    the    Centenary    Matinee,    Together    with    the    Commemoration 

Ode.     By   Alfred    Noyes.     Published    for    the    Poetry   Society   by 

J.  M.  Dent  &  Sons,  Ltd.,  London.     821.88  Gemn. 
POEMS  OF  LOUISE  CHANDLER  MOULTON,  THE 

By  B.  O.  Flower.    Twentieth  Century   l:150:Nov.   1909. 
POEMS  ON  GOD  AND  IMMORTALITY  AS  BEARING  ON  LIFE 

HERE,  BROWNING'S 

By    William    F.    Revell.     Browning    Society    Papers    4:435-454 

821.88  Dbs. 
POEMS  ON  SEVERAL  OCCASIONS 

By  Austin  Dobson.    Independent  42:190. 
POEMS.  REVIEWS 

American  Review  28  new  Series  (64  Whole  No.)   388-399: April 

1850. 

Athenaeum  2752:1 10-1 1 1  :July  24.    1880. 

By  Matthew  Arnold.    Athenaeum  301  7 :229-230:Aug.  22,   1885. 

The    IVorks   of  Browning.    Athenaeum  4444:776:Dec.   28,    1912. 

Robert  Browning's   Complete   lVorl(s.    Bookman.     The  Bool(man's 

Table.    2:535-36:Feb.    1896. 

The   Poetical   Worlds   of  Robert   Browning.     Boolrman   4:480-81: 

Jan.   1897. 

Browning's  Poetical  IVorlfs.     (List  of  books  published  during  the 

month.)    Bookman  4:495: Jan.   1897. 

Browning's  Latest  Poems.    By  G.    Christian  Spectator  44:57:Jan. 

1865    821.88  Dip. 

The  Minor  Poets  of  the  Day.    Christian  Remembrancer  346: April 

1851     821.88  Dcr. 

By  E.    I.  H.    (St.   Paul's.)    Eclectic  Magazine  New  Series   13:3: 

267-279:March   1871. 

Editorial.    Eclectic   Magazine    18:453. 

Select  Poems  of  Robert  Browning.    By  Percival   Chubb.    Educa- 
tion   Magazine  36:626. 

By  Margaret  Fuller  Ossoli.    In  Art  Literature  and  the  Drama  207- 

221     814  084al. 

Poetic  and  Dramatic  lVor}j;s.    Editorial.    Independent  39:1:622. 

New   Edilinn   of  Poetical    Worlds  of  Browning.    Editorial.     Inde- 
pendent  40:2:884. 

Poetical  Worlds  of  Robert  Browning.    Editorial.    Independent  41  : 

1:541. 

Complete    IVorlfs   of   Robert   Browning.    By    George    D.    SprauK 

Literary   Digest  20:291  : March   3.    1900. 

Robert  Browning's  Shorter  Poems.    Independent  42:526. 

Poetical    Worlds    of    Robert    Browning.     Independent    46:2:1658- 

1659:Dec.  20.  1894. 


BROWNINGIANA  309 

The  Complete  Poetic  and  Dramatic   lVoTl(i  of  Robert  BroTunir^g. 

Independent  4/ :2: I44Z : 1893. 

Robert  Liroiviiing  s  J-'uenn.    Literary   World    1 49: 487-488: Dec.  8. 

l8-»9. 

(bt.  Paul's.)    Litlells  Living  Age  I08:153-166:jan.   14.   187L 

By    \vm.  Hand   Browne.     New   Lclectic   Magazine   5:6:711-725: 

Dec.    1869. 

Heicct  t'ocms  of  Browning.    Outlook  81  :837. 

Diicuiiiom  of  Brownings  Shorter  l-'oems.    Poet  Lore    1:2:567. 

Brownings  I'ia^s  and  l^ocms.     By   J.   K.   Lowell.    Round    1  able 

66::)3/-tUU     8^1.88  Ulrt. 

Bool(    i\olices:    Select    I^ocms    of    Robert    Browning.     By    A.    J. 

Cieorge.    Lducation  Magazine  26:309-^  14 :Jan.  19U6;  26::>U9-314: 

June   1 91 6. 

Selections  trom  Robert  Browning.    By   Frederick  May   Holland. 

Athenaeum  /868:48-;:Oct.  14,   1882. 

Review  ot  L.   1 .  Mason  s  Browning  s  Lyrical  and  Dramatic  Poems. 

Literary   VVorld    14:4:D8:leb.  2-+,    l88j     8zl.88  Xmal. 

Oxford  M mature  Editions.    Dial  j\  :3l9:Dec.  16,   l9Ul. 

Poems,    JJramaticat    and    L\^rical.     By    John    Leicester     Warren. 

Athenaeum  ;*j89:49/-4V8:i^pril  22,   I89>. 
POEMS  St:.!    lO  MUbiC,  BKOwinIinG 

By  Clara  K.atnieen  Rogers.    Lmerson  College  Magazine   134: Jan. 

IV12;  2U:3:l:)4:Jan.   lVl2. 
POESIE  ANCLAISE,  LA 

Depuis  B\)ron.    By  M.  J.  Milsand.    Robert  Browning  2:661-689: 

July    13,    1831;    Elizabeth    Browning    3:339-;>6l  :Jan.     13,     1832 

821.8  M66I. 
POET,  AN  AMERICAN 

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POET  AND  Hlb  CIRCLE.  A 

By  Percy   F.  Bicknell.    Dial  52:221-3 :  March   16.   1912. 
POET  AND  Hlb  MINIS  lER.  A 

By  Rev.   F.    W.   Cjunsaulus.    Independent   39:1:553. 
POET  AS  PHILOSOPHER,    IHE 

By  B.  O.  Flower.    Arena  39:323-331  :March   1908. 
POET,  His  MISSION  AND  MESSAGE.  'IHE 

By  B.  O.  Flower.    Arena  38:166-169. 
POET  IN  MODERN  LIFE.  THE 

Editorial.    Literary  Digest  27:772:Dec.  5.  1903. 
POET  LAUREATE.  1  HE  POEilCAL  WORKS  OF  THE  NEW 

Contemporary    Review    104: 284-286:  Aug.    1913  :Literary    Supple- 
ment. 
POET  LAUREATES  LATEST 

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POET  LAUREATESHIP.  TFIE 

Eclectic  Magazine    1 26:97- 108: Jan.   1896. 

POET  LORE 

An  Abt   Vogler  Querj;  and  Answer.    By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    2:1: 

28-29. 

Address  on  Browning.    By  H.  N.  Hoxie.    2:1:43-46. 

The  Alffestis  of  Euripides  and  of  Browning.    By  C.  A.   Wurf*- 

burg.    2:7:345-360. 

Annals  of  a  Quiet  Drowning  Club.    By  I.  N.  Cog.    7:5:225-240. 

Miss  Ariel's  Paper:  Part  II  of  Annals  of  a  Qui'el  Browning  Club. 

By  I.  N.  Cog.    7:6&7:356-366. 


310  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Miss    Ariel  s    Paper    Discussed:    Part    III    of    AnnaU    of   a    Quiet 
Broivning  Club.    By  I.  N.  Cog.    7  :8&9:436-446. 
Aristophanes'  l''hiiosoph\]  According  to  Browning.    By  Helen  Leah 
Reed.    5:5:237-247. 

Art  Poems  of  Robert  Broti>ning.  By  D.  G.  Brinton.  2:1:40-43; 
2:2:146-147. 

The  Art  Spirit  in  Browning's  Flight  of  the  Duchess.  By  Charlotte 
Moore.    11:2:266-276. 

As  to  Sordello's  Egotism.  Statement  by  Miss  Wilson.  2:1:29. 
Asli  Not  One  Least  Word  of  Praise.  Set  to  Music  by  Helen  A. 
Clarke.    3:5:258-259. 

Asolando,  Fancies  and  Facts.    By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    2:2:94-100. 
Biographical  bacts  in  Regard  to  Robert  and  Elizabeth  Browning. 
By   Anne   H.    Wharton.    2:1:35-37. 
Bishop  Blougram.    16:1  :137  :Spring  1905. 
A  Blot  in  the  'Scutcheon.    Life  and  Letters.     12:1:153-154. 
The  Boston  Browning  Memorial  Service.    By  Alice  Kent  Robert- 
son.   2:3:152-155. 

Boston  Browning  Societ\)  Papers.  By  Helen  A.  Clarke.  10:3: 
443-445. 

Mr.  Breeze's  Paper  Discussed.  Part  V  of  Annals  of  a  Quiet 
Browning   Club.    7:12:619-624. 

Robert  Browning — A  Poem.  By  Charlotte  Pendleton.  1:11:545, 
Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning's  Account  of  Her  Husband's  Court- 
ship.    10:2:316-318. 

Browning  as  Chief  Poet  of  the  Age.  By  Wm.  G.  Kingsland. 
1:11:535. 

Browning  as  a  Dramatic  Poet.  Papers  of  the  Boston  Browning 
Society.    By  Henry  Jones.    6:1:13-28. 

Robert  Browning  as  a  Letter  Writer.  By  William  G.  Kingsland. 
8:2:78-84. 

Browning  as  Others  See  Him:  Berdoe,  Jones  and  Neltieship.  By 
Helen  A.  Clarke.    8:5:265-270. 

Browning  Bool(s  of  the  Year.    By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    5:5:277-283. 
A    Browning    Courtship.     5:3:166-167;    5:8&9:477-478. 
Browning's  Ideal  of  Love.    From  Santavana,  Robert  Browning,  A 
Pessimist  Criticism.    By  Helen   Dryer   Woodard.     13:1:105. 
Browning  in  Caliban.    9:1:89. 

Browning  Memorial  Notes.    By  J.  Charlton.    2:2:100-1  1  I. 
A  Browning  Musical  Quer\).    By  W.  J.  R.    5:1:48. 
Browning  Note.    By  Mary  M.   Barclay.     1:6:300. 
Browning  on  French  Enthusiasm.    Editorial  on  Cushman's  Article. 
20:466:Oct.  1899. 

Browning  Picture  of  Chivalr]).    By  H.  L.  Reed.    1  1  :4:588-601. 
Robert  Browning.    By  Professor  Jusserand.    12:4:624. 
Browning's  Musical  Eruditions.    By  Hugh  A.   Clarke.     12:1:151- 
152. 

Robert  Browning — The  Man.  By  William  G.  Kingsland.  5:5: 
229-236. 

Browning  versus  Browning.    By  Harrison  S.  Morris.    1  :9:408-421. 
Browning's  Art  Poems.    By  A.  H.  Smyth.    2:2:145-146. 
Browning's    Childe   Roland   and    Tennyson's    Vision    of   Sin.     By 
Theophilus  Parsons  Swain.    9:2:256-265. 

Browning's  Follf  Poems,  A  Stud])  Programme.   By  Charlotte  Porter 
and  Helen  A.  Clarke.     12:1:105-113. 
Browning's  Form.    By  Francis  Howard  Williams.    2:6:300-305. 


BROWNINGIANA  311 

Droivn'mg's  Hebraic  S\fmpathies.  By  Mary  M.  Cohen.  3:3:250- 
254. 

Droivning's  Idea  of  Love.    Notes  and  NeJvs.    1:3:152-154. 
BroTvn'mg'i  Inlerprctalion   of  Romantic   Love   at   Compared    With 
That  of  Flato,  Dante  and  Petrarch.    B^  Ceorge  Willii  Coo^e.    6: 
5:225-238. 

Broivning's  ]exu  Venui  Shaliespeare'i.  From  Nota  and  News.  I  : 
1  :52-54. 

Browning's  Jules  and  Du  Maurier's  Little  Billee.  By  Mary  R. 
Baldwin.     9:4:575-577. 

Brorvning's  Lazarus.    By  C.  B.   Wright.    9:2:312. 
Broivning's  Love  Letters.    By  Charlotte  Porter.    11:2:301-309. 
Browning's  Message  to  His  Time.    By  Dr.  Berdoe.    Reviewed  by 
William  G.  Kingsland.    In  Notes  and  News.    2:5:286. 
Browning's  Mildred.    By  J.  J.  Britten.    5:5:266-272. 
Browning  Societ\^.    By  Robert   Browning.    2:2:106. 
Browning  Society  of  the  New  Centur])  Club.    3:1:53-56. 
Browning,  A  Sonnet.    By  C.  E.  D.  Phelps.    5:5:288. 
Browning's    Science    as    Shown    in    Numpholeptos.     By    Edward 
Berdoe.   2:12:617-624. 

Browning  Stud^  Programme.    A  Group  of  Art  Poems:   Old  Pic- 
tures in   blorence,  Fra  Lippo   Lippi  and   Andrea   del   Sarto.     By 
Charlotte   Porter  and   Helen  A.  Clarke.    8:8:586-592. 
Same.  A  Group  of  Music  Poems:  A  Toccata  of  Caluppi's,  Master 
Hugues   of  Saxc-Cotha,   Abt    Vogler.    By   Helen  A.   Clarke  and 
Charlotte   Porter.     10:2:288-293. 
Same.  A    Group    of    Religious    Poems: 
Cleon,  Rabbi  Ben  Ezra,  The  Death  in 
Clarke  and  Charlotte  Porter.    10:1:103- 
Browning's  Women.    By  M.  E.  Burt.    I 
Cp  the  Fireside.    13:2:315. 
Camberwell  Edition.    10:4:607. 
Cambridge   Edition  of   Browning.    8:5:271. 
Caponsacchi.    By  Henry  Spaulding.    1:1:269-273. 
Cardinal  and  the  Dog.    12:1  :1  12. 
Characteristics  of  Browning.    2:7:400. 

Chief  Poets  of  the  Age.    By  W.  G.   Kingsland.    2:4:208. 
Childe   Roland,   A    Literarv   Parallel,   and   Something  More.     By 
Irene  Hardy.    24:1:53-58." 

Childe  Roland  and  Tennyson's  Vision  of  Sin.  By  Theophilus  P. 
Sawin.    9:2:256-265. 

Childe  Roland  to  the  Darf(  Tower  Came.  By  Thomas  Wentworth 
Higgmson.     13:2:262-268. 

Christmas  Eve  and  Easter  Day.    1  :1  :20;1  :ll  :532. 
Colombe's  Birthday.    By  Oscar  L.  Triggs.    7:1:32-34. 
Colombe's  Birthday,   A    Criticism.    By   Vida   D.   Scudder.     1:10: 
464. 

Comment  on  Letters  Between  Carlyle  and  Browning.     1:1:55. 
Commentaries.     1:11:533-536. 

A  Comparative  Study  of  Wordsworth's  Michael,  Tennyson's  Enoch 
Arden,  and  Browning's  Andrea  del  Sarto.  By  Vida  D.  Scudder. 
3:2:87-93. 

The    Cost   of  a   Poet:    Elizabeth    Barrett    Brownmg's    A    Musical 
Instrument.    By  Hiram  Corson.    7:5:259-263. 
Criticism  of  Browning.    3:1:43. 

A  Criticism  of  Epistle  of  Karshish,  by  Richard  Garnelt.  By  C.  B. 
Wright.    9:2:312-313. 


Caliban 

Upon    Setehoi, 

the  Desert 

By  Helen  A. 

112. 

:  11:534. 

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A  Death  in  lite  Daerl.    By  Daniel  G.  Brinton.    1  :1  :25-26. 

A   Defence  of  BroTDning's  Later  Worli,  Ferishtah'i  Fancitt.    By 

Helen  A.   Clarke.     12:2:284-304. 

The  Democracy  of  Aprile.    By  Charles  G.  Ames.    5:1  :27-34. 

Department  of  the  Browning  Society  of  the  New  Century  Club  of 

Philadelphia.    Dramatic  Lyrics.    2:1:35. 

Description  of  Broivning.    3:5:288-292. 

Divided.    A   Poem   on    Elizabeth    Barrett    and    Robert    Browning. 

By    Ursula   lannenforst.    2:4:193-195. 

Does  Browning's  Ail^eslis  Interpret  Euripides  Fairly?     By  Philip 

S.   Moxom.    8:7:425-432. 

Dramatic  Lyrics.    By  Mrs.  S.  C.  F.  Hallowell.    2:5:281. 

English  and  American  Appreciation  of  Robert  Broivning.    I  :9:494. 

Facelles   of  Love,  from  Browning.    By  Daniel   G.   Brmton.     1:1: 

1-27. 

Ferishtah's  Fancies — A  Criticism.    By  Dr.  Brinton.    1:1:12:568. 

Fifine  at  the  Fair.    1  :1  :5. 

The  Fitzgerald  Affair.     I  :8:447-448. 

Fitzgerald  and  Browning.    From  Letters  by  Robert  Drowning.    9: 

1:85. 

The  Flight  of  the  Duchess.    Criticism  by  Vida  Scudder.    I  :  10:464. 

Same.  Prom  Letters  by  Robert  Browning.    9:1:86. 

Flower  Songs  in  Fra  Lippo.    By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    2:5:262-263. 

Fra  Lippo  Lippi  and  Mr.  Sludge,  from  Browning  versus  Browning. 

By  Harrison  S.  Morris.    1:9:410. 

French  Enthusiasm  Satirized  in  Browning's  Two  Poets  of  Croisic. 

By  Herbert   Ernest  Cushman.     1 1  :3  :382-395. 

French   Regard  for  Browning  in  Notes  from  Paris.    By  Charlet 
Seymour.    2:2:111-112. 

Funeral  of  Browning.   In  Notes  and  News.   2:1  :55. 

A  Handbooli  to  the  Works  of  Robert  Browning.   By  Mrs.  Suther- 
land Orr.    1:11:535. 

Herve  Riel,  in  Poems  of  Adventure,  Browning  Study  Programme. 

1 1 :3 :406-408. 

Human  Brotherhood  in  Whitman  and  Browning.  A  Topical  Read- 
ing Course.    By  Charlotte  Porter.    10:3:421-424. 

Humor — Carlyle  and  Browning.   By  Jessie  M.  Anderson.   2:8:421- 

423. 

The  Idea  of  Cod  in  the  Sun.    By  Daniel  G.  Brinton.   3:3:254-257. 

Ideals  of  Beauty  in  Keats  and  Browning.    By  Alice  Groff.    5:5: 

247-254. 

The   Ideals   of    Womaiihood  Held   by   Browning  and   the   Creel( 

Dramalisls.    By  Charlotte  Porter.    9:3:385-400. 

In  a  Balcony.    Facelles  of  Love   from  Browning.    By  Daniel  G. 

Brinton.     1:1:3-4. 

Inn   Album.    Facelles   of  Love   From   Browning.    By   Daniel   G. 

Brinton.    1:1:3-4. 

An  Interpretation  of  Browning's  Ixion.    By  Helen  A.  Clarke.    5: 

1 1 :626-630. 

Introduction  to  Poetry  of  Browning.    By  \V.  J.  Alexander.    1:11: 

533-534. 

An  Introduction  to   the  Study  of  Browning.    By  Arthur  Symoni. 

1:11:535-536. 

An  Introduction  to  the  Study  of  Robert  Browning's  Poetry.    By 

Hiram  Corson.    1:11  :534. 

Is  He  a  Legitimate  Member  of  the   Victorian  School?     By  Mary 


BROWNINGIANA  313 

M.   Cohen.     12:2:317-320. 

han   hanovilch.     In   Nota   and   NetVi.     By   Dr.    Morris   Jastrow. 
2:5:282. 

Jetuish  Affinilici.    In   Memorial  Nolcs.    By  J.  Charlton.    2:2:109. 
Joan  of  Arc  and  Broruning.    9:1:88. 

jochanan  Haf(f(adoih.    Note  by  Robert  Browning.    9:1  :86. 
The  journey  of  Chitdc  Roland.    By  R.  J.  Gratz.    2:11  :578-585. 
The  Joy-Elemcni  of  Broxoning.    By  Mary  Phelps.    15:2:95-115. 
La   Saisiaz.     From    The    1  heology   of   Robert   Broivning.     By    H. 
White.     12:3:417. 

La    Saisiaz,    The    Real    Significance    of    The    Brand    Flambo\)ant. 
By  Charles  Malloy.    8:5:256-265. 

Lellers   by    Robert   Broivning.     By    William    G.    Kingsland.     9:1: 
83-94. 

Life  and  Letters.    18:4:537-538. 
Same.   By  Hugh  A.  Clarke.    12: 1  :l  51 -152. 

Same.  By  Helen  A.  Clarke  and  Charlotte  Porter.    18:1:140-142. 
Life  of  Robert  Browning.    By  W.  Sharpe.    2:7:286. 
Light  on  a  Curious  Allusion  in  The  Ring  and  the  Bool(.    By  Prof. 
Hiram  Corson.    6:5:248-251. 

A  List  of  Musical  Settings  to  Browtnng's   PVords.    1  :9:430-432. 
Literary   Treasures  Unearthed.    Mrs.  Brorvning's  Opinion  on  Ten- 
nyson.   By  W.  G.  Kingsland.  8:1:23-27. 
London  Broxvning  Union.    5:1:53. 

London  Letters.    Notes  and  NeTvs.    By  William  G.  Kingsland.    2: 
5:283-287. 

The    Lotus   Symbolism    in    Homer,    Theocritus,    Moschus,    Tenny- 
son, and  Browning.    By  Anna  Robertson  Brown.    2:11  :625-634. 
Luria  and  Othello,  Tvpes  and  Art  Compared.    By  L.  A.  Sherman. 
6:11:585-592. 

Luria — Its   Story    and  Motive,   Part  I,    the   Story.     By    Henry   S. 
Pancoast.     1:12:553-560. 
Memorial  Meeting.    2:1:39-49. 

Ceorge  Meredith  on  the  Source  of  Destinv.    By  Emily  G.  Hooker. 
12:2:238-252. 

Modern  Imperialism  as  Shown  in  Browrung's  Portrait  of  Napoleon 
III.      By  Charlotte   Porter.     12:1:80-95. 

The    Mood    of    Browning's    Childe    Roland    to    the    Darl(    Tower 
Came.    By  C.  Alphonso  Smith.     11:4:626-628. 
Mucl(le-Mouth  Meg.    Reviewed  by  Helen  A.  Clarke  and  Charlotte 
Porter.     11:4:609. 

Music  Poems.    1  :9-430;  2:5 :278;    10:2:288. 

Musical    Symbolism,  in    Browning.     By    Helen    A.    Clarke.     3:3: 
260-269. 

My  Last  Duchess.     1:11  :569. 

My  Star.    Set  to  Music  by  Helen  A.  Clarke.    I  :349-352. 
The  Nature   of  Poetic   Expression.    By   D.    Dorchester,   Jr.     5:2: 
81-90. 

A'eiD    Browning    Letters   and    Mrs.    Orr's    Life.     By    William    G. 
Kingsland.     3:10:522-528. 

The  New  Poetic  Form  as  Shown  in  Browning.  Bv  Daniel  G.  Brin- 
lon.    2:5:234-246. 

Note  From  Paris  on   the  Death  of   Browning.     By   Charles   Sey- 
mour.   2:2:111-112. 

Note  to  Balaustion's  Euripides.    By  Helen  A.  Clarke.  26:1  :38-46. 
An    Objection    to    Browning's    Caliban    Considered.     By    Maude 


314  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Wilkinson.    5:11:362-564. 

On  DroTuning.    By  M.  M.  Cohen.    2:1  ■39. 

Same.   By  F.  E.  Schelling.    2:1  :48-49. 

Same.  By  Talcott  Williams.    2:1:47-48. 

Pictures  of  French  Life  in  Browning.    Programme  of  the  Boston 

Browning   Society    1898-1899.     10:3:429-430. 

Pippa's  Song  in  Drowning.    Life  and  Lellers.    13:1  :  156- 157. 

Poems  of  Adventure  and  Heroism.    Drowning  Study  Programme. 

By  Helen  A.  Clarke  and  Charlotte  Porter.    11:2:289-293. 

A  Poet  of  Italy.    An  Appreciation  of  Ciosue  Carducci.   By  M.  W. 

Arms.    16:2:75-76:Spring  1905. 

Programme  of  the  Doston  Drowning  Society  for  1901-1902.  13:3: 

429-430. 

Programme  of  the  Doston  Drowning  Society  for  1901-1912.    13:3: 

437-439. 

Programme  of  the   Drowning  Societv   of  the  New   Century   Club, 

1890-1891.    2:7:379-384. 

Review  of  a  Dibliography  of  Robert  Drowning.    By  P.  J.  Furni- 

vall.    1:11:533. 

Sale  of  the  First  Edition  of  Drowning.    13:2:315. 

Sordello.    By  Caroline  H.  Dall.    1:11:534-535. 

Sordello's  Story  Retold  in  Prose.    By  Annie  Wall.    1:11  :536. 

The    Theology    of   Robert   Drowning.     By    H.   White.     12:3:417- 

430. 

To  Edward  Fitzgerald.    By  Robert   Browning.     1  :8:400. 

The   Tragic  Motive  of  In  a  Dalcony.    By  Alice   Kent  Robertson. 

2:6:310-314. 

The   True   Greatness   of  Drowning.    By  Alice   Groff.     1:10:470- 

479. 

What   Should  De   the  Poet's  Attitude    Toward   His  Critics?     By 

Francis   B.   Hornbrooke.    5:3:135-143. 
POET   OF    ITALY:    AN    APPRECIATION    OF    CIOSUE    CAR- 
DUCCI. A 

Drowning    16:2:67-76. 
POET  OF  MUSIC,  BROWNING  AS 

By  C.  A.  Harris.    Athenaeum  4410:509-510:May  4,  1912;  4411: 

542-543:May    11.    1912. 
POET  OF  THE  NORTHUMBRIAN  PITS 

By    John    T.    Runciman.     (Sat.    R.)     Littell's    Living    Age    262: 

46-49. 
POET  OF  THE  OPAQUE.  THE 

By  Junius  Henri  Browne.    The  Galaxy   19:6:764-774:June   1875. 
POET  OF  THE  PEOPLE.  A 

By  B.  O.   Flower.    Arena   7:607-61 9: March    1893. 
POET  OF  SCIENCE,  THE 

By  Paul  Shorey.    Dial  46:17-I9:jan.    1.   1909. 
POET  OF  TRANSCENDENTAL  FIRE,  A 

Literary  Digest  41  :792-793  :Nov.  5,   1910     056  J712. 

POET  RETROSPECT.  A 

Editorial.    Dial   38: 1 1 1-13 :Feb.    16,    1905. 
POET.  THE 

By   Clinton   Scollard.    Century   61  :800: March    1901. 
POET,  THE  POETS 

By  W.  A.  Quayle.    7-38     820.4  Q2p. 
POET  WHO  LIVES  BY  HIS  VERSE.  A 

Alfred  Noyes.    Literary  Digest  33:425-426:Scpt.  29.   1906. 


BROWNINGiANA  315 

POETIC  CHARACTERISTICS  OF  MATTHEW  ARNOLD 

By  Clara  Barnard.    From  l-'apers  of  ihe  London  Browning   Union 

6:2:76-83. 
POETIC   CRITICISM:    HORACE   TO   STEDMAN 

Poet  Lore  5:1  :43-48. 
POETIC  EMOTIONS  AND  AFFINITIES 

By  B.   Brooksbank.    Eclectic  Magazine  40:166-1  73 :  Aug.   1884. 
POETIC  FORM 

By    F.   H.    Williams.     Poet   Lore  2:6:300-305. 

POETIC  INTERPRETATION  OF  NATURE 

By  C.  A.  Binkley.    Poet  Lore    13:1:53-79. 
POETIC  LANGUAGE 

Poet  Lore  21:3:241-56. 

POETIC  OLD  WORLD 

By  Lucy  H.  Humphrey.    See  Index  for  yarious  Droivning  Poems. 

808.1  H926. 
POETIC  OUTLOOK 

By  Washington  Gladden.    Century  31  :316-318:Dec.    1885. 
POETIC   STRUCTURE   OF   BROWNING'S   SHORTER   LYRICS, 

THE 

By  Ethel  Davis.    Poet  Lore  5:8&9:436-42. 
POETICAL     WORDS     OF     THOMAS     LOVELL     BEDDOES— 

TEMPLE  LIBRARY 

By   Edmund   Gosse.    Athenaeum   3296:879-881  :Dec.   27,    1890. 
POETICAL  WORKS.  BROWNING'S 

List  of   Books  published  during  the   Month.    Bookman  4:495:Jan. 

1897. 
POETICAL  WORKS  OF   JAMES   RUSSELL   LOWELL,   THE 

Athenaeum  2753  :1  36- 137:  July  31,  1880. 

POETRY 

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Editorial.     Literary    Digest    46:2:1428:June    28,    1913. 

POETRY  AND  PROGRESS 

By  Gerald  Stanley  Lee.    Literary  Digest  43  :2 :  1099:Dec.  9,   1911. 


316  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

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By  Oscar   Firkins.     15:3:77-87. 

POETRY   AND   SHOPKEEPING 

By  Muezzin.    (Athen.)    Littell's  Living  Age  293:685-688. 
POETRY  AND  SYMBOLISM,  A  STUDY  OF  THE  TEMPEST 

By    L.    Churton    Collins.     Contemporary    Review    93 :65-84:Jan. 

1908;    also   Littell's   Living   Age   256:357-371. 

POETRY  AND  THE  CHILD 

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1917. 
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By  Carolyn  S.  Bailey.    Outlook  104:570-571  :July  12,  1913. 
POETRY  AND  1  HE  MODERN   NOVEL 

By   Compton    Mackenzie.     (Eng.    R.)     Littell's   Living   Age   274: 

220-228. 
POETRY  AND  THE  PRACTICAL  MAN 

By  Harry  T.  Baker.    Forum  42:227-236:Sept.   1909. 

POETRY  AS  A  CRITICISM  OF  LITERATURE 

Dial  18:133-5:March   1,   1895. 
POETRY,   BALLAD 

A    Review   of  Sir   Walter  ScoU's   Minstrelsy   of  Scottish   Border. 

By  T.  F.  Henderson.    Edinburgh  Review  197:303-23: April   1903. 
POETRY,  ROBERT  BROWNING'S 

Editorial.    Eclectic   Magazine    101  :358. 

Outline    Studies.     Published    for    the    Chicago    Browning    Society. 

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POETRY,  DEMOCRACY  AND  CHRISTIANITY 

By    Charles   Williams.    Contemporary   Review    1 12:230-231  :Aug. 

1917. 
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Centenary  Address.    By  Alfred   Martin.     821.88  Vnya. 
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By    Henry    Van    Dyke.     Literary    Digest    28:324-325  :March    5, 

1904. 
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Editorial.    Independent  59:1:399-401. 
POETRY,  GENERAL  SURVEY  OF  BROWNING'S 

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ERT BROWNING'S  POETRY 
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POETRY   IN   THE   NINETEENTH   CENTURY 
Eclectic   Magazine    140:  l4M60:Feb.    1903. 

By    Editor,    Sir    M.    E.    Grant    Duff.      Edinburgh    Review     196: 
436-463  :Oct.   1902;    also  Liltell's  Living  Age  235:705-724. 

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Blackwood's    Magazine    79:135-137. 
POETRY.  THE  MAGAZINE  OF 

Elizabeth  Barren  Browning.    By  E.   M.   K.     161 -I65:April    1893. 
POETRY.  THE  NEW 

Editorial.     Independent    78:342. 

By  John  Erskine.    Yale  6:384-385  :Oct.    1916. 
POETRY  OF  WILLIAM  BLAKE.  THE 

By  Henry  Justin  Smith.    Century  60:284  :29 1  : June    1900. 

POETRY  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING,  THE 

(Outlook.)     Liltell's  Living  Age  253:308-310. 

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Authors. 

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30.  1902. 

By    Percy    Lubbock.     Quarterly    Review    433:437-457:Oct.    1912 

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By  William  L.  Ward.    Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3:136-142: 

Jan.    1912. 
POETRY  OF  THE  CENTURY:   A  RETROSPECT  AND  ANTI- 
CIPATION 

By  John  Dennis.    (Leisure  Hour.)     Littells  Living  Age   185:307- 

312. 
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By  James  A.  Noble.    (MacM.)    Littells  Living  Age   191  :546-552. 
POETRY  OF  COURTSHIP  AND  MARRIAGE 

By  Arthur   Mercer.    New  Church  Review    1 5 :392-404:July    1908. 
POETRY  OF  DOUBT 

(Chur.  Quart.  R.)    Littell's  Living  Age   137:410-421. 
POETRY  OF   RUDYARD  KIPLING.  THE 

By  J.  De  Lancy  Ferguson.    Forum  50:397-403:Sept.   1913. 
POETRY  OF  LEADING  LAW  CLASSES 

(Spect.)     Liltell's    Living    Age    130:572-575. 

POETRY  OF  GEORGE  CABOT  LODGE 

By   Alfred   H.  Brown.    Twentieth  Century    1  :403-41 4:Feb.    1910. 

POETRY  OF  W.  G.  ROSSETTI,  THE 

By    W.    Basil    Worsfeld.     Eclectic    Magazine    121  :851 -854:Dec. 

1893. 
POETRY  OF  SOCIAL  RE\'OLT.  THE 

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POETRY  OF  THE  DE  VERES.  THE 

(Quart.    R.)     Littell's   Living    Age    210:67-85. 

POETRY  OF  THE  EARL  OF  L\T10N 

By   George   Sajntsbury.     Forum   22 :478:Dec.    18%. 


318  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

POETRY  OF  THE  FUTURE.  ROBERT  BROWNING  AND 

Schelling's  Essay.    Poet  Lore  2:7:378. 
POETRY  OF  THE  NINETEENTH  CENTURY 

By   Editor.     Edinburgh  Review   196:463  :Oct.    1902. 

POETRY  OF  THE  PAST  YEAR 

Men    and    I'Vomen.     By    Robert    Browning.     The    Christian    Re- 
membrancer 92:281 -294:  April    1856. 
POETRY  OF  THE  PERIOD.  THE 

By   Alfred   Austin.     (First    Edition    1870.)      821.88   A935p. 
POETRY  OF  TODAY  AND  TOMORROW.  THE 

(Chur.  Quart.  R.)    Littell's  Living  Age   196:279-89. 
POETRY  OF  WAR.  THE 

By   A.    St.    John   Adcock.     (Bookm.)     Littell's   Living   Age   283: 

398-407. 
POETRY  OF  WILLIAM  WATSON.  THE 

By  Harold  Williams.    Atlantic  Monthly    107:267-276:Jan.    1911. 
POETRY.   POLITICS   AND   CONSERVATISM 

By   George   N.   Curzon.    Littell's   Living  Age    168:131-140. 

POETRY.  RECENT 

Contemporary    Review    3 :237-255:Oct.    1866. 

Current    Opinion    45:572;    46:452;    47:102;    49:568;. 

By  Wm.    Morton   Payne.    Dial   35:124:Sept.    1.    1903. 
POETRY  SINCE  POPE 

By  Maurice  Thompson.    Chautauquan    1 5 :320-321  :June    1892. 
POETRY  SOCIETY 

The  Poems  of   Robert  Drowning  used  at   the   Centenary   Matinee. 

116. 
POETRY  TODAY 

By   Cornelia   A.    P.    Comer.    Atlantic    Monthly    1  1 7:493-498: July 
1914. 

POETRY  TOMORROW 

By   Maurice  Thompson.     Independent   40:2:1393. 

POETRY.  WAR.  AND  MR.  HOWELLS 

Editorial.     Literary    Digest    18:607:May   27.    1899. 

POETRY?   WHAT  IS  THE  TRUE  PROVINCE  OF 
Editorial.     Literary    Digest    18:365: April    1.    1899. 

POETRY.  WORDSWORTH'S— A  PERSONAL  EXPERIENCE 
By   May  Tomlinscm.    Chautauquan   45 :229-233  :Jan.    1907. 

POETS  AND   NOVELISTS 

By  George  Barnett  Smith.    Dedicated  to  Robert  Browning.     824.8 

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By  George  Willis  Cooke.    Browning  269-388.    Tennyson.  Ruskin. 

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By   J.   Cuthbert    Hadden.     (Outlook.)     Littell's    Living    Age    273: 

634-636. 
POETS'  CHAIRS,  THE 

By   E.   V.   Lucas.     (Outlook.)     Littell's   Living   Age  251:118-120. 

POET'S   CORNER 

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POETS  FOR  THE  YOUNG 

By  Louis  Untermeyer.    New  Republic  6:51-52:Feb.   12,  1916. 

POETS.   GREATER    ENGLISH    OF   THE    NINETEENTH   CEN- 
TURY 
By  Wm.  M.  Payne.    Athenaeum  4218:232:Augs  29.  1908. 


BROWNINGIANA  319 

POETS.  THE  GREEK  CHRISTIAN  AND  THE  ENGLISH 

Athenaeum    1875  :425  : March    28.    1863. 

POETS.  THE  LOVE  AFFAIRS  OF  THE 

By    Eva    McGowan.     Baylor    Literary    17:334-337. 

POETS  HARVEST-TIME.  THE 

Contemporary  Review  96:l-5:Oct.    1909:Literary  Supplement  25. 
POETS  HOMECOMING.  THE 

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(Mrs.    Browning.)     Editorial.     Dial    47:5-7:July    1.    1909. 

POETS  OF  SOCIETY 

By    Henry    G.    Hewlett.     Contemporary    Review   20:238-269:JuIy 

1872. 
POETS  OF  THE  REAL.  THE 

By  T.  \V.  Hutton.    Literary   Digest  37:1 58- 159: Aug.    1.    1908. 
POETS  PAINTER.  A 

Editorial.    Literary  Digest  54:2  : 1  164-1  165  : April  21.   1917. 

POETS'  PART  IN  THE  MAKING  OF  ENGLAND.  THE 

By   M.   Wilma  Stubbs.    Chautauquan   61  :227-234:Jan.    1911. 

POETS.  TWO  OF   CROISIC 

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POETS— VOICES   OF    THE    LIVING 

(Mrs.  Browning.)    By  Editor.    Current  Opinion  62: 128- 1 30: Feb. 

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POHL.  FREDERICK  S. 

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1915. 
POINT  OF  VIEW.  THE 

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Feb.  1890;  9: 525-528: Feb.  1891;  11:261 -264: Feb.  1892;  15: 
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POLLARD.   ALFRED   W.    (AND   OTHERS) 

The  lVorl(s  of  the  Geoffrey  Chaucer.    Athenaeum  3723:268-269: 

March  4.    1899. 
POMEGRANATE.    BROWNING'    FREQUENT   USE  OF 

Poet  Lore  3:10:534-536. 
POMEGRANATES   FROM   AN   ENGLISH    GARDEN 

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Ideal  Womanhood  in  the  Masterpieces  of  Dante,  Coethc,  and 
Robert  Drowning.  See  Modern  Poet  Prophets.  By  Wm.  Norman 
GMthrie.     804  G9e4m, 


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The    Txuo   Felicities.     Appended    to    the    Pompilia    Monologue    of 
The  Ring   and   the   Boo}(.     By   William    Watson   and   Charles   B. 
Wright.     Poet   Lore   9:3:472. 
POMPILIA  AND  CAPONSACCHl 

Extracts  from  Article  by  Wm.  G.  Ward.  Emerson  College  Mag- 
azine  20:3:I36-142:Jan.    1912. 

POPE  AND  THE   NET 

Poet   Lore    11:4:609. 

POPE.  THE.   BROWNINGS   RING  AND  THE   BOOK 

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POPE.   G.    U. 

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POPULAR   ENGLISH    LITERATURE   TODAY 

(Sat.  R.)    Littell's  Living  Age  294:496-499. 
POPULAR  POETS  OF  THE  PERIOD 

By   F.  A.  H.   Eyle-,.    Athenaeum  3228:31 5-376 :Sept.    7.    1889. 
POPULAR  REPRINT  IN   ENGLAND 

By  J.  Milne.    Fortnightly  Review  102:346-357: Aug.  1914. 
POPULAR  STUDIES  OF  NINETEENTH  CENTURY  POETS 

By  J.  Marshall  Mather.    Brownnig,   The  Optimist  7:155-184. 
POPULARITY 

Comparative  Study.     The  Stud])  Class.    By  Anna   Benneson   Mc- 

Mahan.     Compared    with    Tennyson's    The    Flower    224-225,    and 

with   George    Eliot's   Legend   of   Juhal.     807    MI67. 

PORTER,  CHARLOTTE 

Anael's  Song.  Homage  to  Robert  BroTvning,  Aleph  Tanner  92 
821.88  Xht. 

A  Birthday;.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  42 
821.88  Xht. 

Browning's  Love  Letters.    Poet  Lore    11:3:301-309. 
Browning's   Shaf(espeare   Poems.    Poet   Lore    1  :5:226. 
Stage    version    of    Browning's    Tragedy,    Return    of    the    Druses. 
Autographed.     821.88  Hrdp. 

The  Day  of  Deliverance.  (Brownmg's  Return  of  the  Druses  in 
Lyric  Form;  A  Libretto  for  Presentation  of  the  Play  in  Mono- 
logue.)     Poet    Lore    16:1:23-28. 

Diahal's  Song.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  84 
6?.  1.88  Xht. 

Dramatic  Motive  in  Browning's  Strafford.  Poet  Lore  5:10:515-26. 
Same.  Boston  Browning  Society  Papers  190-202  821.88  Vbp. 
Human  Brotherhood  in  Whitman  and  Browning.  A  Topical 
Reading    Course.     Poet    Lore    10:1:421-424. 

The  Ideals  of  IVomanhood  Held  tp  Browning  and  the  Creel( 
Dramatists.    Poet  Ure  10:3:385-400. 


BROWNINGIANA  321 

In    Pra'ne    of    Drotening.     Homage    to    Robert    Bron^ning,    Aleph 

Tanner    43     821.88    Xht. 

The  Library.    Poet  Lore  2:3:155-159;   2:4:201-211. 

Life  and  Letters.    Poet   Lore    18:1:140-42. 

Lipi  of  Music.    (Autographed.)     Lpilogue  of  Songs:    Written   for 

Biowning's    Return    of    the    Druses.     Djabal's    Song    115;    Anael's 

Song    116;   In  Praise  of  Drorvning   117     811    P844I. 

A    Literary    History    of   America.     Poet    Lore    13:3:446. 

Love  in  Idleness.    Poet  Lore   17:1:90. 

Modern  Imperialism  as  Shown  in  Browning's  Portrait  of  Napoleon 

III.     Poet   Lore    12:1:80-95. 

New  Ideas  in    Teaching  Literature.     Poet  Lore  8:7:432-54;    9:4: 

588,  598. 

Recent   Browning   Bool(s.     Poet    Lore    4:5:276-83. 

School    of   Literature.     Poet    Lore    9:3:417-18;     14:3:134. 

Sha}(spere,  Browning's  Tribute  to.    Poet  Lore  3:3:217-21. 

Shalfspere's    Ignorance    Concerning    the    Coast    of    Bohemia.     Poet 

Lore  6:4:196-203. 

Shal(spere's  Studies:  King  Lear.    Poet  Lore  16:2:127-134. 

Strafford,   Dramatic   Motive    in.     Poet   Lore   5:10:515-26. 

Variants  of  Browning's  Pietro  of  Abano.    Poet  Lore  3:11  :577-88. 

What  Is  It  to  Be  Dramatic?     Poet  Lore  2:3:140-41. 

PORTER.  CHARLOTTE.  AND  HELEN  A.  CLARKE 

Browning's  Complete   Works  in   the   Camberwell    Edition.    Edited 

with    Introduction    and    Notes.     821.88    Gpc. 

Browning  Stud\)  Programmes.    Thomas   Y.   Crowel!    &   Co.,   New 

York,  1900.    (two  copies.)     821.88  Zsp. 

Same.   Reviewed   in   Outlook   65:133:May    12.    1900. 

Same.  Poems  of  Adventure   and  Heroism.     Poet   Lore    11:3:289- 

293,  403-418. 

Same.  A    Group   of   Art    Poems:    Old  Pictures    in   Florence,   Fra 

Lippo  Lippi,  Andrea  del  Sarto.    Poet  Lore  8:1:586-592. 

Same.  Browning's    Folk   Poems.     Poet    Lore    11:4:608-609;     12: 

1:105-113. 

Same.  A    Group    of    Music    Poems:     A     Toccata    of    Caluppi's, 

A    Croup    of    Religious    Poems:    Caliban    Upon    Setabos,    Cleon, 

Rabbi  Ben  Ezra,  A  Death  in  the  Desert.    Poet  Lore  10: 1  :  103-1  13. 

Life  and  Letters.    Poet  Lore   18:1:140-142. 

Master   Hugues    of   Saxe-Colha,    Abt    Vogler.     Poet    Lore    10:2: 

288-93. 

Muckle  Mouth   Meg.     Reviewed.     Poet    Lore    11:3:609. 

Introduction   Note    to    Saul    by    Robert    Browning    with    Drawings 

by  Frank  O.  Small. 

PORTER,  HELEN  TRACY 

Book  Inklings.     Poet   Lore    11:3:440-45. 
PORTER,  LAURA  SPENCER 

The     World's    Greatest    Lovers.    Elizabeth    Barrett    and    ll,.bert 
Browning.    Woman's  Home  Companion  40:11:24-78. 

PORTER,  MRS.  M.  S. 

Recollections    of    Louisa    May    Alcott.    John    Creenleaf    IVhittter 

and  Browning.    Boston  ,1893.  with  memorial  poems.     Bc81   P346r. 
PORTER.  ROSE 

About  IVomen:   What  Men  Have  Said.    Brownng   125-141. 
PORTLAND.  BULLETIN  OF  THE  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION  OF 

On   Robert   Browning.    9:5:May    1912     821.88   Apob. 
PORTRAIT  OF  AN  AMERICAN.  THE 

Eclectic    M»gaiine    142: 116. 1 24; Jan.    1904. 


322  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

PORTRAIT  OF  THE  LAST  DUCHESS 

By    Cornelia    Blackburn.     Ceorgetoman.     In    Bound    Volume    en- 
titled Davlor  Literary  and  Ceorgelonian  9-12     821.88  Xblg. 

PORTRAITS     OF     ROBERT     AND     ELIZABETH     BARRETT 
BROWNING 

By  C.  Lewis  Hind.    Art  Journal  62-64:1890     821.88  Xpsr. 
Arena  9:272-273  : Feb.    1894. 

PORTRAITS  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

By  W.  M.  Rossetti.    Magazine  of  Art  18l-l88:April  1890;  246- 

252: May    1890;    261 -267: June    1890. 

Full  Portrait  in  Tena  Rochfort  Smith.     B  S662c. 

Portrait    taken   after   death.     Lilian   Whiting's    The    Colden   Road 

102     B  W599g. 

Mr.   Barrett   Browning.    Lilian   Whiting's   The   Colden  Road   120 

B   W599g. 

Robert    Drowning.     A    Woodbury-Type     Engraving     of     Robert 

Browning     from    a    photograph    by    Fradelle    in     Illustrations    to 

Browning's   Poems. 

By    Mrs.    F.    W.    H.    Myers.     Bookman    3:391 -92:July    1896. 

By  T.  F.  Watts,  R.  A.    Bookman  12:474:Jan.   1901. 

Men  of  Mar}(,  Lock  and  Whitfield.     Woodburx^  Procea.     821.88 

Bmm. 
POSSIBILITIES-POEM:  QUOTATION  FROM  ABT  VOGLER 

(Spec.)     Lillell's    Living    Age    131:514. 

POSTCRIPT  AS  TO  RHYME 

By  Brander   Matthews.    Bookman    1 3 :41 6-18:July   1901. 
POUND,   EZRA 

Mesmerism.     Homage    to    Robert    Browning,    Aleph    Tanner    46 

821.88   Xht. 

Same.  Literary   Digest   44:2:21  : Whole   No.    1153:1110. 
POWELL,  JOHN  WALKER 

The    Confessions    of    a    Drowning   Lover.     The    Abingdon    Press, 

New   York   and   Cincinnati,    1918.     821.88    Rpc. 
POWELL,  THOMAS 

The  Living  Authors  of  England.    Robert  Drowning  71-85,  Eliza- 
beth  Darrett   Drowning    137-152     Be   P886. 
PRANG  &  CO..  L. 

Saul  with   drawings   by   Frank   O.   Small.    Boston,    1890. 
PREACHERS,  SOME  GREAT  NINETEENTH  CENTURY 

See  Gillies.     821.88  Rxl. 
PRE-RAPHAELITE  BROTHERHOOD,  THE: A  FIGHT  FOR  ART 

By  W.  Holman  Flunt.    Contemporary  Review  98:2:702:725. 

PRE-RAPHAELITE  BROTHERHOOD,  MORE  OF  THE 

By   Edith    Kellog   Dunton.     Dial    41  :444-446:Dec.    16,    1906. 

PRE-RAPHAELITE,  BURNE-JONES  AND  THE 

By   Cecil    Fairfield    Lovell.     Chautauquan   46:69-72: March    1907. 
PRE-RAPHAELITISM 

By    W.    Holman    Hunt.     Edinburgh    Review    203 :450-470:  April 

1906. 
PRE-RAPHAELITISM  AND  ITS  LITERARY  RELATIONS 

By   Benjamin    Brawley.    South   Atlantic   Quarterly    15:77-78:Jan. 

1916. 
PRESENT  CONDITIONS  OF  LITERARY  PRODUCTIONS 

By  Paul  Shorey.    Atlantic  Monthly  78:1 56- 168: Aug.    1896. 
PRESENT  EBB-TIDE  OF  ENGLISH  LITERATURE,  THE 

By  Edward  Dicey.    Literary  Digest  21  :69:July  21.  1900. 


BROWNINGIANA  323 

PRESIDENT  ROOSEVELT  AS  A  READER 

Century   69:951 -954: April    1905. 
PRESTON.   HARRIET   WATERS 

MattbuTu   Arnold  as  a  Povt.    Allanlic    Monthly    53:64 1 -650: May 

1884. 

Robert  and  Elizabeth  Brorenitig.    Allanlic  83  :81 2-826  :June   1899. 

Jacques   Jasmin.     Atlantic    Monthly   37 :34-42  :Jan.    1876. 

PRESTON,  MARGARET  J. 

Origin   of    Treo   Popular  Poems.     Independent    43:1265. 

Personalities   of   Robert    BroTitning.     Independent    Nov.    19,    1891. 

Clippings  33. 

Prospexit.     Homage     to    Robert    Bron>niug,    Aleph    Tanner     100 

821.88  Xhi. 
PRICE,  WARWICK  JAMES 

Browning  and  Slang.     Nation    100: 142: Feb.    1915. 

PRIDHAM.  M.  R. 

BroTPning's  Heroines.    Notes   to  the   Pocket   Volume   of   Selections 

from    the    Poems    of    Robert    Browning    59-65.     By    Alex    Hill. 

821.88    Dhn. 
PRIMER  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

By  Edward  Berdoe.     821.88  B8855bp. 

By  Esther  Phoebe  Defries.      821.88  Fbp. 

By   F.    Mary   Wilson.     821.88  Dwp. 
PRIMITIAE 

By   the   Students   of    Alexandra    College.     Robert    Browning    as   a 

Preacher     (a    fragment)     1-37.      Printed    far    private    circulation. 

Dublin:    Hodges,   Foster  &  Co.,    1871.     824.8  A379. 
PRIMITIVE  METHODIST  QUARTERLY'  REVIEW  AND  CHRIS- 
TIAN AMBASSADOR,  THE 

Browning's   Attitude    IVith   Regard    to   Art.     By   A.   C.    R.    467- 

481: July    1890     821.88   Lba. 
PRINCE  HOHENSTIEL-SCHWANGAU 

Saviour  of  Society.    By   Robert   Browning.    Smith,   Elder   &   Co., 

London,    1871.     (The    Right    of    Translation    is    reserved.)      First 

Edition.    821.88  Hphl. 

By   Charles    H.    Herford.     London    Bro\vning   Society    Papers   8: 

133-145    821.88  Dbs  Pt.  8. 

By  Joseph   King,   Jr.    London   Browning   Society    Papers    11:349- 

362    821.88  Dbs  Pt.  11. 

Saviour  of  SocietM.    Athenaeum  2304:827-828:Dec.  23.  1871. 
PRINCE,  JOHN  T. 

Higher   Uses   of   the   Imagination.     New   Church   Review    12:376- 

385:  July  1905. 
PRINCETON,   LECTURES,    LECTURES,    DR.    EDWARD   DOW- 
DEN'S 

Briefs  on  New  Books.    Dial  23:74: Aug.    1.   1897. 
PRINCETON  REVIEW 

Classic    and    College.     By    B.    L.    Gildersleeve.      108:67-95  :July 
1878. 

PRINT  OF  KAULBACHS  P.AINTING  OF  THE  PIED  PIPER  OF 

HAMELIN 

By   H.    Kaulbach.     Frank   Leslies    44:157. 
PRINTED  LETTERS  BY  BROWNING 

The  Browning  Societ);  Papers   12:101      821.88  Dbs. 
PRIORI'  MAGAZINE 

Browning  and  Meredith.    By  Editor.    1  :27.30:Au9.  1903     821.88 

Dpm. 


324  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

PROFESSIONAL  POETRY 

Atlantic   Monthly    55:561 -566:April    1885. 
PROGRAM 

The  Boston  Brownin;;  Society  1898-99.    Pictures  of  French  Life  it} 

DroTpning.     Poet   Lore    10:3:429-430. 

The   Boston   Browning  Society   for    1901-1902.     Poet   Lore    13:3: 

437-439. 

The  Boston   Browning  Society    for    1902-1903.    Poet  Lore    14:1: 

115-117. 

The  Boston  Browning  Society.    Poet  Lore    14:4:102-103. 

The  Browning  Society  of  the  New  Century  Club  1890-1891.    Poet 

Lore  2:7:379-84. 

The  Browning  Society  Friday,  June  30,  1882.    University  College, 

Gower  Street,  W.  C.    Browning  Society  Papers  5:135-137     821.88 

Dbs. 

The    Browning    Society's   Second   Annual    Entertainment,    Univer- 
sity  College,  London,  Friday  Evening,  June  29,    1883.    Browning 

Society   Papers  5:139-141      821.88  Dbs. 

The  Browning  Society's  Third  Annual   Entertainment  to  be  given 

University   College,   Gower   Street,   on    Friday   Evening,   June   27, 

1884.    Browning   Society   Papers   5:143-153     821.88   Dbs. 

The  Browning  Society's  Fourth  Annual  Entertainment  to  be  given 

at  The   Princes'   Hall,   Piccadilly,   on   Friday   Evening,   November 

28,    1884.     Browning    Society    Papers    7    Appendix  :1 -16     821.88 

Dbs. 

Chautauquan  62:413:May  1911. 

For  the  New  York  Centenary  Celebration.    See  Addressa   122-3 

821.88  Vnya. 

London  Browning  Society  5:  Abstract   135-153. 

London  Browning  Society  8  Abstract    163-4.     821.88  Dbs  Pt.  8. 

Robert    Drorvning's   Poetry.     Outline    Studies.     Published    for    the 

Chicago  Browning  Society.     821.88  Vch. 

See  New  York  Browning  Society. 

For   Browning's    Birthday,    May    7.     C.    L.   S.    C.    Round   Table. 

A  Return  to  Robert  Broivning.    The  Unity  Club  of  The  Unitarian 

Church.  Rochester.  N.  Y.,  1906-07. 

See   The  CentenarX)    Year  DooJf  of   the   Boston   Browning  Society 

for    1912.     821.88  Vb. 

See  Woman's  Club.  Waco,    1916-1917.     821.88  Zww. 

See  under  Porter,  Charlotte,  and  Helen  A.  Clarke. 

London  Browning  Society,  Appendix.     821.88  Dbs   Pt.   7. 

See  The  Wednesday  Club,  Versailles.  Ky.    Tennvson  and  Drown- 
ing  1909-1910,   1910-1911     821.88  Zvc. 

See   Woman. 

Suggested.      By    Miss    Gertrude    Chamberlin.      Emerson     College 

Magazine  20:3  :132-134:Jan.    1912. 

PROGRESS  AND  POETRY 

By  Gerald  Stanley  Lee.    Literary  Digest  43  :24: 1099  :Dec.  9.  191  1. 

PROMETHEUS  AGAIN  IN  DRAMA 

Literary  Digest  30:70:Jan.  24,   1905. 

PROMETHEUS  M^TH  IN  POETRY,  A  SKETCH  OF  THE 

By   Helen   A.   Clarke.     Poet   Lore   4:3:135-44. 

PROPAGANDA  FOR  POETRY,  A 

By   Ferris  Greenslet.    Poet   Lore    11:1:41-54. 

PROPHECY  AND  POETRY 

Studies  in  Isaiah  and  Dror»ning.    The  Bohlen  Lectures   for   1909. 
By   Arthur  Rogers.     6^1,88  Rrp. 


BROWNINGIANA  325 

Same.  Review.     By    Rev.    Arthur    Rogers.     Independent    68:705: 
March  31.  1910. 
PROPHET  AND  HIS  BRIDE  QUERY.  THE 

By  A.   S.  Cook.    Poet  Lore  3:5:288. 

PROPHETIC  POWER  OF  POETRY 

By  J.   C.  Shairp.     (1  raser"s.)     Littell's   Living  Age    148:259-267 

PROSE  LIFE  OF  STRAFFORD 

With  an  Introduction  by  C.  H.  Firth.  M.  A..  Oxon.  and  Fore- 
words by  F.  J.  Furnivall.  M.  A..  Hon.  Dr.  Phil.  Published  foi 
the  Browning  Society  by  Kegan  Paul,  Trench,  Trubner  &  Co., 
London,  1892.    82188  Hsf. 

PROSE  WORK  OF  PERCY  BYSSHE  SHELLEY,  THE 

By   Editor.     Edinburgh    16-1 :42-72:July    1886. 

PROSPECTS  OF  ENGLISH  POEIRY 

By   Geo.   Saintsbury.     Independent    56:432-5  :Feb.    25,    1904. 
PROSPEXIT 

By    Margaret    J.    Preston.     Homage    to    Robert   Bromning,    Aleph 

Tanner    100     821.88  Xht. 

PROSPICE 

By  Robert  Browning.  Current  Opinion  33:462;  Emerson  College 
Magazine  20:3 :161-162:Jan.  1912;  Literary  World  20:26:480; 
Dec.  21,  1889. 

Current   Literature   33:462:Oct.    1902. 
First   Printed  in  Atlantic    13:694. 

By  Robert  Browning.  The  Sixth  Reader  of  the  Popular  Series 
By   Marcius   Willson.    518-519. 

Translated    into    Japanese    by    Bin    Uyeda.     Kaicho    On    121-125 
821.88  Xku. 
See  Music. 
PROSPICE.  BROWNING'S  CHALLENGE  TO  DEATH 

By  B.  O.   Flowers.    Twentieth  Century  2:59-61  :April    1910. 

PROTHERO.  G.  W. 

Life  and  Letters  of  Leslie  Stephen.  (19th  Cent.)  Littells  Living 
Age  253:598-607. 

Same.  Nineteenth  Century  61  :61 8-628  :April    1907. 
PROVENCE,  PEARL 

Life  IVithout  Literature  Is  Death.  Baylor  Literary  12:126-28: 
Dec.   1903. 

PROWETT,  C.  G. 

Broivning's  Lost  Leader.    Notes  and  Queries  292: April   11,   1874. 

PSYCHICAL  RESEARCH  AND  A  KNOWLEDGE  OF  THE  FU- 
TURE LIFE 

By  W.  H.  M.     New  Church  Review  7:598-603:1900. 

PSYCHOLOGICAL  INDEX 

16:191  :July    1910.     Browning  2155.    Index  to   Authors. 

PSYCHOLOGY,  LITERARY  STUDIES  IN 

By  Vernon  Lee.    Contemporary  Review  85 : 386-392: March   1904. 

PUBLIC    LIBRARY    BULLETIN    CALLED    THE    BROWNING 

NUMBER 

Fitchburg    (Mass.)    Public   Library.    Library   Journal   31:345: July 

1906. 
PUBLIC  SPEAKING  AND  DRAMATICS  IN  HIGH  SCHOOLS 

By  J.  Milnor  Dorey.    Education   Magazine  34:31 -38 :Sept.    1913- 

June   1914. 


326  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

PUER  PARVULUS 

(Reference  to  Mrs.  Browning.)    By  Evelyn  Masteningo  Caesnresco. 
Contemporary   Review  77  : 1  I  7- 123  : Jan.    1900. 

PUNCH 

Liierary   Help.    Littell's   Living   Age   261:122-123. 
PURPORT  OF  BROWNINGS  AND  WHITMAN'S  DEMOCRACY. 

THE 

By   I.   N.   Cog.     Poet    Lore    7:11:556-566. 
PURSUIT  OF  HAPPINESS.  THE 

Poet  Lore  5:11:582-585. 
PUTNAM'S  MAGAZINE 

Talks    With    Tennvson.     By    Elizabeth    R.    Chapman.     7:546-552: 

Feb.    1910. 
PUTNAM'S  MONTHLY 

Robert  Drowning.    7 :40:372-381  :April   1856. 

The  Early   Victorians.    By  George  S.  Street.     I:178:Feb.   1853. 
PYKE  RAFFORD 

Memorable  Love  Letters.    Cosmopolitan  37:253-261. 


Q.  K. 

A  Few  Parodists.    New  Republic   10: 128:31  7-31 8:April   14.   1917. 

QUARITCH,  BERNARD 

Catalogue  of  Rare  and   Valuable  Bool^s,  including  a  Selection  of 

Books    from   the   Library   of    the   Late    R.    W.    Barrett    Browning. 

consisting  chiefly  of  books  associated  with  his  parents.  Robert  and 

Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    Catalogue  326.    Also  Catalogue  344. 

821.88  Agu. 
QUARTERLY  BOOK  REVIEW 

The  Ring  and  the  Book-    212-213:Dec.   1897. 
QUARTERLY   PAPER  OF  THE  BENEDICTIVE  COMMUNITY 

OF  THE  ISLE  OF  CALDEY,  THE 

42:Dec.    1914     821.88    Bwa. 
QUARTERLY  REVIEW 

Robert  Browning.    Littell's    Living   Age    185:666-681. 

Thomas   Carl\)lc.     Littell's    Living   Age    113:666-683. 

Dramatis  Personae.    Robert   Browning's    Poems.     1 18:77-105  :July 

1865    821.88  Dqv. 

English   Vers  dc  Societe.    Littell's  Living  Age   122:707-720. 

Ceorge  Meredith.    B\:  Percv  Lubbock-    Littell's  Living  Age  264: 

515-526. 

The  Novel  in  The  Ring  and  the  Boolf.    B};  Henry  James.    Littell's 

Living  Age  274:451-463. 

The  Poetry  of  Robert  Bridges.    By  John   Bailey.    Littell's  Living 

Age  278:515-529. 

The  Poetry  of  Robert  Browning.    By   Percy   Lubbock.    433:437- 

457:Oct.   1912    821.88  Dlak. 

The  Poetry   of  the  De    Veres.    Littell's  Living  Age  210:67-85. 

The  Ring  and  the  Book-    Reviewed.     I  :212-213  :Dec.    1897. 

State   of  English   Poetry.     Littell's   Living   Age    119:131-152. 
QUAYLE.  W.  A. 

The  Poet's  I-'oet   and   Other  Essays.    Contains:    The  Poet's  Poet 

7-38;    The  Jew  in  Fiction  167-200;    The  Ring  and  the  Book  292- 

325;  Shylock  and  David  as  Interpreters  of  Life  326-351. 


BROWNINGIANA  327 

QUEEN'S  DIAMOND  JUBILEE.  THE 

By  H.  D.  Traill.    Fortnightly  Review  67:825-838:June    1897. 
QUERIES  AND  ANSWERS 

Poet  Lore  3:2:101-103;   3:3:159-162. 

Browning  SluJ};  Hints.    Poet  Lore  3:10:321-388;    3:11:637. 

QUERIES.  BROWNING 

By  Albert  S.  Cooke.    Poet  Lore  2:12:654. 

By   George   W.   Cooke.     Poet    Lore   2:11:591. 

By  A.  L.  Townsend.    Poet   Lore  3:8&9:488. 
QUERY.  A  BROWNING 

By  Alfred  Forman.    Athenaeum  3749:232  :Sept.  2,   1889. 
QUERY.  BROWNING 

By   E.    S.    F.     Poet   Lore  2:4:199. 

QUERY  AND  ANSWER  ON  BROWNING  SCIENTIFIC  ALLU- 
SIONS 
By  George  A.  Koenig.    Poet  Lore  2:3:137-38. 

QUERY  ANSWERED.  THE 

By  C.    Poet  Lore   1:5:49-50. 

By  C.  B.  Stockton.    Poet  Lore  3:2:101-102. 

QUERY  ON  THE  RING  AND  THE  BOOK 

American  Notes  and   Queries    l:7:80:June    16,    1888. 

QUERY  (ON  SORDELLO) 

Poet  Lore   1:9:432. 

QUESTION  OF  GREATNESS  IN   LITERATURE.  THE 

By  W.  P.  Trent.    Literary  Digest  24: 865 -866: June  28.  1902. 
QUESTIONS.  SCHOLARSHIP  COMPETITION 

Atlanta    5:712:Sept.    1888.     821.88   Xbm. 

QUIET  HOUR  AT  EMERSON  COLLEGE.  THE 

Emerson  College  Magazine  151:Jan.   1912. 
QUILLER-COUCH.  ARTHUR 

Swinburne.    Edinburgh  Review  226:249-268: April    1917. 

QUIETER.  HARRY  AND  MARY 

See   Pied  Piper  of  Hamelin.     821.88  Hppq. 

QUOTATIONS  FROM  GREAT  THINKERS  CONCERNING  VIVI- 
SECTION 
Letter   to   Miss   Cobbe    from   Browning.     1      821.88   Xqv. 


RABAN  OR  LIFE  SPLINTERS 

By  W.  C.  Smith.    Athenaeum  2788:454-455: April  2.   1881. 
RABBI  BEN  EZRA 

By  G.  D.  Boyle.    Notes  to  the  Poclfet   Volume  of  Selections  from 

the   Poems   of   Robert   Drowning   86-88.     By    Alex   Hill.     821.88 

Dhn. 

Drowning    Studv    Programme:    A    Croup    of    Religious    Poems — 

Caliban   Upon  Setebos,  Cleon,  Rabbi  Den  Ezra,  A   Death  in   the 

Desert.    By   Charlotte   Porter   and    Helen   A.   Clarke.     Poet   Lore 

10:103-113. 

By  B.  O.  Flower.    Arena  40:334-341  :Oct.    1908. 
RABBI  BEN  EZRA  AND  OTHER  POEMS 

821.88  Htbp. 

By   Robert   Browning.      With   illustrations   by    Bernard    Partridge. 

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328  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

RABBI  BEN  EZRA,  BROWNINGS 

A  Dramatic  Monologue.  8  vo.  half  vellum.  Printed  by  hand  at 
the  Village  Press,  Hingland,  Mass.  By  Fred  and  Bertha  Goudy. 
Frontispiece  and  Decorations  designed  and  cut  on  wood  by  Will 
Dwiggins.  One  hundred  and  seventy-three  copies.  Printed  Nov. 
1904:  No.  24. 

Omar  and  the  Rahhi.  Fitzgerald's  Translation  of  the  Rubai^al  of 
Omar  Kha^^am  and  Browning's  Rabbi  Ben  Ezra,  arranged  in 
dramatic  form  by  Frederick  LeRoy  Sargent.  Cambridge,  1911. 
821.88  Hrbo. 

By  L.   M.  Sidney.    Lessons  From  Drowning.     821.88  Dslb. 
Three  Magazines  containing  1,  2  and  3.    Translated  and  interpreted 
by  Takeshi  Saito,  in  Japanese.     821.88   Hrbs. 

A    Cenlenary   SoliloquX).    By   Percy   Mackaye.    Outlook    100:906- 

12:April  27,   1912    821.88  Xmb. 

Same.  Homage  lo  Roherl  Drowning,  Aleph  Tanner  28-36     821.88 

Xht. 
RABBI  BEN  EZRA,  REMARKS  ON  SOME  PASSAGES  IN 

By  H.  L.  Wayland.    Poet  Lore   1:2:57-63. 
RADFORD,  ERNEST  W. 

Illustrations  to  Browning  s  Poems   1    and  2. 

The   Moorish   Front    lo    the   Duomo   in   Luria.     Browning   Society 

Papers  2:251-252     821.88  Dbs. 

The  Original  of  Ned  Dratts.    Dramatic  Idyls.    (Series  I)   109-143: 

1879.    Browning  Society  Papers  2:253-254     821.88  Dbs. 

RAIN.  THOMAS 

Drowning  for  Deginners.     82L88  Drb. 

R.  A.  K. 

Signa  Severa.     The  Finch  and  the  Robin  50. 

RALEIGH.  W.  A. 

On  Some  Prominent  Points  of  Drownings  Teaching.  Browning 
Society   Papers  5:477-488     821.88   Dbs. 

Prologue.  (A  Poem.)  A  Souvenir  of  the  Performance  of  Brown- 
ing's Tragedy  A  Dlot  in  the  'Scutcheon.  Manchester  Theatre, 
March  27,  1893.    821.88  Hbs. 

RAMBLER,  THE,;  CATHOLIC  JOURNAL  AND  REVIEW 
Browning's  Men  and  Women.    Jan.   1856. 

RANDALL,  J.  HERMAN. 

The  Influence.     Centenary   Addresses    110-115     821.88  Vnya. 

RANKIN,  T.  E. 

The  Modern  Short  Story:  Its  Nature  and  Origin.    Poet  Lore  17: 

1:100. 
RARITIES,  BROWNING 

Poet  Lore  6:264-268. 

Forster's  Life  of  Strafford.     (Is  it  Forsters  or  Browning's?)     By 

W.  G.  Kingsland.    Poet  Lore  6:555-559. 
RAT  CATCHER  OF  HAMELIN,  THE 

By  Gustav  Hartwig.    Eclectic   Magazine    1  19:759-760:Dec.    1892. 

By   Gustav   Hartwig.    Translated   by   T.    Martin.     (Blackwood's.) 

Littell's   Living    Age    195:639-640. 

RATIONALE  OF  THE  SHORT  STORY  ACCORDING  TO  POE, 
THE 
By  J.  P.  Fruit.    Poet  Lore   16:1:57-65. 


BROWNINGIANA  329 

RAWNSLEY.  H.  D. 

At  Browiiittg'i  Crave.    Homage  to  Roherl  Brorvning,  Alcph  Tan- 
ner  117     821.88  Xhi. 

Same.   Browning  Centenary    14-18     821.88  Bkc. 
Same.   By  W.  G.  Kingsland.    Browning  Centenary   12-14     821.88 
Bkc. 

Talie   Home    Her    Heart.     Homage    to    Roberl   Brojvning,    Aleph 
Tanner  90     821.88  Xht. 

The   Poet's   Home   Going.     Homage    to   Roherl   Brotuning,   Aleph 
Tanner  108-110     821.88  Xht. 
yalete.     TenriMson    and    Other    Memorial    Poems    99-100     821.8 

R261. 
READING  FROM  AURORA  LEIGH 

By    Elizabeth    B.    Browning.     Chautauquan    60: 124:Sept.    1910. 

READING  IN  BED.  AS  TO 

Editorial.     Literaiy    Digest    28:li2:Jan.    23,    1904. 

READING  LIST  OF  BROWNING 

Library  Journal  24: 177: April  1899.    In  Worcester  Public  Library. 
READING  LIST  ON  1  HE  BROWNING  BULLETIN  OF 

The  Salem  Public  Library  Jan.   1897     821.88  Asl. 

READING  OF  THE  COLONIAL  GIRL.  THE 

By    Constance    A.    Barnicoat.     Nineteenth    Century    60:939-950: 

Dec.  1906. 
READING  OF  THE  MODERN  GIRL.  THE 

By  Florence  B.  Low.    Nineteenth  Century  59:278-287:Feb.    1906. 
READING  OF  BOOKS  NOWADAYS,  THE 

By   George   P.    Brett.    Atlantic    Monthly    1  14:620-626:Jan.    1916. 
REAL    FACTS    IN    REGARD    TO    FITZGERALD    AND    OMAR 

KHAYYAM.  THE 

Current  Opinion   46:508-510:May    1909. 
REAL  HAMLET  AND  THE  HAMLET  OLDES  1   OF  ALL.  THE 

Poet   Lore    16:4:110-130. 
REAL  SIGNIFICANCE  OF  THE  PARLIAMENT  OF  RELIGIONS. 

THE 

By   Max   Mueller.    Arena    ll:3-14:Dec.    1894. 
REALISM  AND  REALITY  IN  FICTION 

By  William  Lyon  Phelps.    Century  85  :867-868: April   1913. 

REALISM  IN  THE  19th  CENTURY  ENGLISH  FICTION 

By  Emily  Dixson.    Baylor  Literary  18:3-7 :Feb.   1914. 
REALISTIC  DRAMA 

By  W  .L.  Courtney.     (Fortnightly   Review.)     Littell's   Living  Age 

278:775-786. 
REALISTIC  POET.  A 

By  Phillips  Bourke  Marston.    Atlantic  Monthly  49:514-51 7  :April 

1882. 
REALITY'  IN  POETR\' 

By    Laurence    Housman.     Fortnightly    Review    96: 1  1  18-1  121  :Nov. 
191  1  ;   also  Littell's  Living  Age  272:204-214. 

REASONABLE  RHYTHM  OF  SOME  OF  BROWNINGS  POEMS. 
THE 

By  H.  J.  Bulkeley.    Browning  Society   Papers  8:119-131      821.88 
Dbs. 

REASONS  FOR  BEING  A  LIBERAL 

By  Professor  Francis  N.  Thorpe.    Poet  Lore  2:3:150-152. 

RECENT  AMERICAN  POETRY' 

Nation   34:I50:Feb.    1882. 


330  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

RECENT  AMERICAN  VERSE 

By    \Vm.   Stanley    Biaithwaite.     Poet   Lore    22:3:223-240. 
Poet   Lore   8:2:95-99;    8:6:370-374;    9:1:126-131. 

RECENT  BOOKS  ON  TENNYSON 

By  C.    Poet  Lore  5:12:630-635. 
RECENT  BRITISH  POETRY 

Nation  65:459-461  :Dec.  1897;  66:208-21 1  :IVIarch  1898. 
RECENT  BRITISH  VERSE.  SOME 

By  P.    Poet  Lore  5:8&9:459-469. 
RECENT  BROWNING  BOOKS 

By  Charlotte  Porter  and   Helen  A.  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  4:5:276- 

283. 
RECENT   COMPILATIONS   OF    POETRY 

Nation  69:433:Dec.   1899. 
RECENT   ENGLISH   POETRY 

By  M.  D.  Armstrong.    Fortnightly  Review   101  :499:March   1914. 

Atlantic   51:840: June    1883. 

Nation    48: 1245:389-90:  May   9,    1899. 
RECENT  GIFTS  FROM  DR.  FRANK  W.  GUNSAULUS 

(Notice  of  gift  of  bust  of  Pompilia  and  two  books  from  Browning 

library.)     Ohio    Wesleyan    Alumni    Quarterly    3:2:Jan.    1920. 
RECENT  LIl  ERATURE 

Atlantic  Monthly  27:392-400:March  1871;  29:6 19-630:  May 
1872;  32:102-1  18:July  1873;  33 :368-376:March  1874;  68:842- 
846:  Dec.  1891. 

RECENT  POETRY 

Current  Opinion  49:568. 

Editorial.    Atlantic  Monthly  37 : 1 12-121  :Jan.    1876;   38:747-752: 

Dec.  1876;  39:624-637: May  1877;  43:405-41 4 :March  1879;  44: 

551-559:Oct.  1879. 

By  Henry  Morley.    Nineteenth  Century  2:692-712;   4:528-542. 

By    French    Kingsley.     Budridge    &    Clough.     Eclectic    Magazine 

20:166-177. 

Nation  32:98-99:Feb.  1881;  35 :469-71  :Nov.  1882;  36:470: 

1883;  37:337:1883;  38:549:1884;  39:527:1884;  40:503-5:1885; 

41:541:1885;;  42:449:1886;  44:298-99:1887;  51:422-424:1891; 

58:432-434:1894;  79:120:Aug.  1904;  81:506-08:Dec.  1905. 

RECENT  POETRY  REFERENCE 

Current  Opinion  45:572;   46:452;   47:102. 

RECENT  STUDIES  IN  LITERATURE 

By  Editor.    Outlook  64: 594: March    10.    1900. 
RECENT  TEXT  BOOKS  OF  ENGLISH  LITERATURE 

By   Editor.    Outlook  48:359: Aug.    1893. 

RECENT  TRIBUTE  TO  LONGFELLOW 

By  W.  P.  Trent.    Forum  38:557 :April  1907. 

RECENT  VERSE 

84:200: Feb.   1907. 

RECENT  VOLUMES  OF  VERSE 
Nation   100:706:June  1915. 
RECOLLECTIONS  OF  ALCOTT.  WHITTIER  AND  BROWNING 

By    M.   S.    Porter.      Bc81    P846r. 

RECOLLECTIONS  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

By    Moncure   D.   Conway.     Nation   50:27-30:1890. 
Literary  World  21  :2:25-26:Jan.  18.   1890. 


BROWNING[ANA  331 

RECOLLECTIONS  OF  BROWNING  IN  VENICE 

By  Katherinc  De  Kay   Bronson.    Century  63 :572-584  :Feb.    1902. 
Current  Opinion  32:338-341. 
Review  of   Reviews   32:338-341. 

RECOLLECTIONS  OF  THE  BROWNINGS 

By  Harriet  G.  Hosmer.  In  Two  Parts.  Part  I  Youth's  Com- 
panion 74:32:388: Aug.  9.  1900;  Part  2  Youth's  Companion  74: 
46:599-600:  Nov.  15.  1900. 

RECOLLECTIONS  OF  COVENTRY   PATMORE 

By  R.  Garnett.  (Saturday  Review.)  Littell's  Living  Age  212: 
61-64. 

RECORDS  OF  TENNYSON,  RUSKIN  AND  BROWNING 
By  Anne  Ritchie.    Athenaeum  3389:477-478:Oct.  8.   1892. 

RECREATIONS  OF  A  PRODUCTIVE  SCI  lOLAR 

By    Theodore    Roosevelt.     Outlook    102:750-752. 

RED  COTTON   NIGHT-CAP  COUNTRY 

Or    Turf   and    Towers.     By    Robert    Browning.     London:    Smith, 
Elder  &  Co.,   15  Waterloo  Place,   1873.    (The  Right  of  Transla- 
tion  is  reserved.)     First  Edition.     821.88  Hrcl. 
Athenaeum   2376:593-594:May    10,    1873. 
Editorial.    Atlantic  32: 1 14-1 1  5:July  1873. 
By  A.  Orr.    Contemporary  Review  22:87- 106: June   1873. 
By  R.  E.  T.    Penn  Monthly  4 :45 :657-661  :Sept.    1873. 

RED  LETTER  DAYS  OF  MY  LIFE 

By  Mrs.  Andrew  Crosse.  John  Kenvon  and  His  Friends  1:122- 
186;    The    Wedded  Poets    1:225-280^     (2   volumes)      B    C951rl. 

REED,  HELEN  LEAH 

Aristophanes'  Philosophv  of  Poeirv  According  to  Drowning.    Poet 

Lore  5:5:237-247. 

Browning's  Pictures  of  Chivalrv.    Poet  Lore   11:4:588-601. 
REES.  R.  WILKINS 

Glimpses  of  Rusffin.    Eclectic   Magazine    141  :421 -434:Oct.    1903. 
REFERENCE  TO  BOOK  TRANSCRIBED  BY  BROWNING 

Books  of  the  Month.    Fortnightly  Review  28:730:Nov.   1877. 

REFORMER  OF  MEDICINE,  THE 

By   Edward   Berdoe.     123      821.88  Dbm. 

REGARD  FOR  SHAKESPEARE 

Poet  Lore  2:2:108-109. 

REID,  ANDREW 

IVh})  I  Am  a  Liberal.    Robert  Browning   1  I      329.942  R353. 
REID,  DONALD  N. 

Reminiscences  of   a  Behar  Planter.     Gentlemen's.    Littell's   Living 

Age  208:632-638. 
REID.  MARY  J. 

A   Glance  at  Some  of  Stedman's  Work-    Literary  Digest    10:341- 

342:Jan.   19,   1895. 
RELATION  OF  DRAMA  TO  LITERATURE 

By   Brander   Matthews.     Forum   24:635,  638,   639: Jan.    1898. 

RELATION  OF  MUSIC  TO  POETRY,  THE 

By   Alfred    Hayes.     Atlantic    Monthly    1  1 3 :59-69:Jan.    1914. 

RELATION  OF  NATURE  TO  MAN  IN  BROWNING,  THE 
By   Francis  H.   Williams.    Poet   Lore  4:5:238-243. 

RELIGION 

Browning  and   Tennxison  as  Spiritual  Forces.    By   C.  C.   Everett. 

(Typewritten)      821.88  Rtb. 

Browning's  Message   to   His    Time.   His  Religion.   Philosophy  and 


332  BAILOR  UNIVERSITY 

Science.    By  Edward  Berdoe.     821.88  Dbm. 

The    Creal    Trvin    Brethren :     Tennyson    and    Drotuning.     English 

Liieralure  in  Account   I'Vith  Religion   1800-1900.    9:349-393.    By 

Edward   M.   Chapman.     (Typewritten)      821.88  Ret. 

See  Henry  Jones,   Weatherford. 
RELIGION.  BROWNING'S 

By   Rev.    A.   T.    Banniste*      Homilelic   Review    39:210-216:Sept. 

1900. 
RELIGION.  EVOLUTION  OF 

As  suggested  in  Browning?  ^oems.    By  Emma  L.  Heilings.    Poet 

Lore   I/:2:I13-]17. 

Guidance  From  BroTvning  in  Matters  of  Faith.    By  John  A.  Hut- 
ton.     821.88  Rhg. 
RELIGION  IN  LITERATURE 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review  207:1 78-202: Jan.    1908. 
RELIGION  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING,  THE 

By  J.   B.    McLaughlin.    The  Ampleforth  Journal   2: 1  :48-62:Oct. 

1903. 
RELIGION  OF  BROWNINGS  POETRY 

By   W.   G.   Kingsland.     Poet   Lore   6:5:277. 

By  Rev.  M.  J.  Savage.    Arena  9:273-285:Feb.    1894. 

See  Poet   Lore    10:103. 
RELIGION  OF  OUR  LITERATURE 

Essays  Upon  I  homas  Carlyle,  Robert  Browning,  Alfred  Tenny- 
son,  etc.     By    George    McCrie.    Robert  Browning   69-109     820.4 

Ml  32. 
RELIGION.  PHILOSOPHY  AND 

A   series   of   addresses,   essays   and   sermons    designed   to   set    forth 

great  truths  in  popular  form.    By  Augustus  Hopkins  Strong.  D.  D. 

Autographed  copy.     204  S923  C.  2. 
RELIGIOUS  EDUCAllON 

Children's  Reading  as  a  Help  in  Training  Character.    By  Ella  L. 

Cabot.     11:210:  April    1910. 

Credit  for  Religion.    By  Vernon  P.  Squire.    ll:513:Dec.  1910. 
RELIGIOUS  INFLUENCE  OF  RUDYARD  KIPLING 

By  Rev.  J.  T.  Sunderland.    Literary  Digest   19:258-259: Aug.  26. 

1899. 
RELIGIOUS  OPINIONS  OF   ROBERT  BROWNING.  THE 

By  Mrs.  Sutherland  Orr.    Contemporary  Review  60:876-891  :Dec. 

1891;   Littell's  Livmg  Age    192:365-374:Feb.  6.   1892. 

RELIGIOUS  POEMS 

Browning  Study  Programme:  A  Croup  of  Religious  Poems — 
Caliban  Upon  Setebos,  Cleon,  Rabbi  Ben  Ezra,  A  Death  in  the 
Desert.  By  Charlotte  Porter  and  Helen  A.  Clarke.  Poet  Lore 
10:1:103-113. 

RELIGIOUS  SPIRIT  IN  THE  POETS.  THE 

By  W.  Boyd  Carpenter.  Robert  Browning  202-247  821.04 
C297. 

RELIGIOUS   TEACHER,    BROWNING   AS   A 

By  George  Willis  Cooke.    Poet  Lore  2:6:333-336. 

By  R.  H.  Hutlon.    Littell's  Living  Age   184:4:660-665: March  15, 

1890. 

RELIGIOUS  TEACHINGS  OF  AESCHYLUS.  THE 
By  Mary  Blauvelt.    Poet  Lore  4 :8&9:4 15-425. 

RELIGIOUS  TEACHING  OF  BROWNING.  THE 

By  Dorothea  Beale.  Browning  Studies  76-91.  Edifev.  by  Ed- 
ward  B.rdoe.     821.88   Vlbs. 


BROWNINGIANA  333 

By  Dorothea  Beale.    Browning  Society  Papers  3:323-338     821.88 

Dbs. 

Liierar),  Studiei.    By  Dorothea  Beale.    82-107     804   B 366 Is. 
RELIGIOUS  THOUGHT.  MODERN 

The  Shid\)  Class.    By  Anna   Benneson   McMahan.    206-207      807 
Ml  67. 

RELIGIOUS  WORLD.  THE 

In  Mcmorx)   of  the  Dromnings.    By   Editor.    Outlook   55:191  :Jan. 

9.    1897. 

Memorial  to  Mrs.  Brorvning.  A.    By  Editor.    Outlook  57:443:Oct. 

16.  1897. 
RELPH.  MARTIN 

Mr.   BroTvniug's   Dramatic  Iih)ls.     Contemporary    Review    35:289: 

May   1879. 

REMARKS 

By  C.  DeB.  Mills.    Memorial  Meeting  of  ihe  S})racuse  Drot>ning 
Club  79-90    821.88  Bsy. 
REMARKS  ON  READING 

Century  70: 1  54-1  55  :  May   1905. 

REMINISCENCES  AND  REFLECTIONS 

By  G.  D.  Boyle.    Note  to  the   Pocket  Volume  of  Selections  from 

the  Poems  of  Robert  Browning   121-140.    By  Alex  Hill.     821.88 

Dhn. 
REMINI.SCENCES  OF  A  BEHAR  PLANTER 

By   Donald   N.   Reid.     (Gentlemen's.)     Littell's   Living   Age   208: 

632-638. 
REMINISCENCES  OF  .AN  ENGLISH  TEACHER 

By  Henry  E.  Bourne.    Dial  49:232-3. 

REMINISCENCES  OF  BROWNING 

By  John  Skelton.    In  Table  Talk  of  Shirley.    Blackwoods  &  Sons. 
Edinburgh  and   London.    1895.     824.8   F942t. 

REMINISCENCES  OF  LORD  BATH 

By   Malcolm   MacColl.     (Contemporary    Review.)     Littell's   Living 
Age  210:44-54. 
REMINISCENCES  OF  THOMAS  CARLYLE 

Browning  and  Coleridge.    By  Sir  C.  Gavan  Duffy.  K.  C.   M.  G. 
Eclectic   Magazine    1  18:326-331  :March    1892. 

REMINISCENCES  OF  WM.  MACREADY 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review   1  41  :216-232  :  Jan.    1875. 

REMINISCENCES  OF  PROFESSOR  SOPHOCLES 

Atlantic   Monthly  67:779-788: June   1891. 
REMINISCENT 

By   William   G.    Kingsland.     In   manuscript. 

REMY  DE  GOURMONT 

By   Richard   Aldington.    Arena  6:167-183. 
RENAISSANCE  DE  LA  POESIE  ANGLAISE.  LA 

1798-1889.     Par   Gabriel    Sarrazin.     Robert   Browning    197-232. 

RENAISSANCE  PICTURES  IN  BROWNING'S  POETRY 

By  Richard  Burton.    See  LiterarX)  Livings   150-171      821.88  Gbb. 
By  Richard  Burton.    Poet  Lore   10:1:66-76. 

RENAISSANCE  WONDER  IN  ENGLISH  POETRY.  THE 

Bv    Theodore    Watts    Dunton.     Literary    Digest    28:698:  May    14. 
1904. 

RENAUD.  EMILIANO 
See  Music. 

RENOLDS.  P.  R. 

A  Letter  From  Browning  About  In  a  Balcanv.    Fndependent  43: 
1748-49. 


334  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

REPETITION  AND  PARALLELISM  IN  ENGLISH  VERSE 

Poet  Lore   7:8&9:458-459. 
REPORT  OF  THE  CIVIC  COMMITTEE 

By  Kate  Cassatt  MacKnight.    Annals  of  American  Academy  28: 

293-296: June  1906. 
REPPLIER.  AGNES 

Cunoai/l)  of  Criticism.    Atlantic  Monthly  59:314-323 : March  1887. 

Decay  of  Sentiment.    Atlantic   Monthly   60:67-76: July    1887. 

English  Love  Songs.    Atlantic  Monthly  63:23-33 : Jan.  1890. 

Fiction  in  the  Pulpit.    Atlantic  Monthly  64:527-536:Oct.   1889. 

Pleasure:  A  Heres)).    Atlantic   Monthly  67:393-402: March   1891. 

Some   Aspects  of  Pessimism.    Atlantic   Monthly  60: 756-766 :Dec. 

1887. 
REPUTATIONS.  SOME  RECONSIDERED 

Editorial.     Literary    Digest    18:248-249: March   4.    1899. 
R.  E.  T. 

Red  Cotton  Nighl-Cap   Country.    Reviewed   in   Penn   Monthly  4: 

45:657-661  :Sept.  1873. 
RETICENCE  IN  LITERATURE 

By  Arthur  Waugh.    For  numerous  references  see  under  Bronning 

in    Index.     824.9    W354. 
RETROSPECTS 

By   William   Knight.    Robert   BroTening  69-102. 
RETURN  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING.  A 

The    Unity    Club   of    The    Unitarian    Church,    Rochester,    N.    Y., 

1906-1907.    Programs.  Etc. 
RETURN  OF  THE  DRUSES 

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By  Gamaliel  Bradford,  Jr.    Boston  Browning  Society  Papers  268- 

288    821.88  Vbp. 

In  Lyric  Form.    A  Libretto  for  Presentation  of  the  Play  in  Mono- 
logue.    By   Charlotte   Porter.     Poet  Lore    16:1:23-28. 

See  Lips  of  Music.    By  Charlotte  Porter.     81 1    P844I. 

By  Vida  D.  Scudder.    Poet  Lore   1  :  10:458-459. 

Stage    Version    of    Browning's    Tragedy.     By    Charlotte    Porter. 

821.88  Hrdp. 
REVELL.  WILLIAM  E. 

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821.88  Dhn. 

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REVIEW  AND  EXPOSITOR 

Music,  Madness  and  the  Master.    A  Study  of   Saul.    By    M.   L. 

Mertens.    Jan.    1 91 8. 
REVIEW,  THE  ENGLISH 

Edited  by  Austin  Harrison.    Robert  Browning.    By  Darrell  Figgis. 

236-254:May  1912-    821.86  Drf. 


BROWNINGIANA  335 

REVIEW  OF  ENGLISH   PROSODY   FROM   12th  CENTURY   TO 

PRESENT  DAY 

By  George  Saintsbury.    Edinburgh  Review  213  : 1 -31  :Jen.   1911. 
REVIEW  OF  REVIEWS 

Bronining  and  the  Larger  Public.     (3  divisions.)     15:184-192. 

BroTtfning   as   a    Chapel-Coer.     A    review   of    a    Chapel    talk    with 

Browning.    A  Talk  with  the  Rev.  Edward  White  in  Young  Man. 

17:461 -463:  April  1898. 

Editorial  on  Cushman's  Article  in  Poet  Lore,  French  Enihuiiaim. 

20:466:Oct.  1899. 

Review   of    Mrs.    Bronson's   Recollection   of  Drowning   in    Venice. 

Cornhill   Magazine  20:353-354. 

The  World's  Most  Wonderful  Love  Stor)).    (From  the  Edinburgh 

Review.)      19:734:  June    1899. 

REVIEWS  AND  BOOK  NOTICES 

By  Edwin  Fay.    American  Journal   of   Philology   6:31  :89. 
REVIEWS  AND  LITERARY  NOTICES 

Atlantic  Monthly  26:1  I5-128:July    1870;    l4:642-648:Nov.    1864. 

Ring    and    the    Bool(.     Editorial.     Atlantic    Monthly    23:256-264: 

Feb.   1869. 
REVIEWS  AND  NOTES 

Poet  Lore   14:3:141-142. 
REVIEWS,  ENGLISH  QUARTERLY 

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REVIVAL  OF  POETIC  DRAMA,  THE 

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REVOLUTION    IN    RELIGIOUS    THOUGHTS    DURING    THE 
NINETEENTH  CENTURY 
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REVUE  DE  PARIS,  LA 

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REYNOLDS,  MYRA 

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REZZONICO  PALACE,  THE 

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In  Pallazzo   Rezzonico    Venice.    On   page   87   Sabbath   Songs  and 
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RHYME,  BROWNINGS  MASTERY  OF 

By  \V.  J.   Rolfe.    Poet   Lore   5:5:258-266. 
RHYMES  IN  BROWNING.  A  STUDY  OF 

By   Elizabeth  Clarke.    Poet  Lore  2:9:480-86. 

RHYS.  ERNEST 

A    Tribute    to    Sainhuruc.     Nineteenth    Century    65 :965-979:June 

1909. 
RICCARDI  PALACES.  BROWNING  AND  THE 

By  W.  J.  Rolfe.    Poet  Lore  4:1  :52-53. 
RICCARDI  PALACES,  BROWNING  RIGHT  ABOUT  THE 

By  W.  J.  Rolfe.    Poet  Lore  3:5:284-287. 

By  Harriet  Ford.    Poet  Lore  3:12:648-649. 
RICE,  CALL  YOUNG 

In   Praise  of  Robert  BroiDn/ng,   On    His   Centenary.     Homage    to 

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RICH,  EDITH  J. 

The  Cult  of  Matthew  Arnold.    Dial  37 :200-203  :Oct.   I,   1904. 

RIDGWAY 

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ministered in  the  Courts  of  Divorce  and  Matrimonial  Causes,  IVith 
the  Method  of  Procedure  in  Each  Kind  of  Suit.  Athenaeum  2361  : 
110-11 1 :Jan.  25.  1873. 

RINDER,  FRANK 

Introductory  Note  to  Pippa  Passes  and  Other  Poetic  Dramas  h\) 
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..changelis  90,  Juris  Doctor  Johannes-Baptista  Boltinius  175;  Vol. 
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Biographical  and  Critical  Studies.    By  James  Thompson.    437-457 
824.8  T483. 

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1910. 

An  Exposition.    By  George   Herbert   Clarke.    Reprinted   from  the 

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Reviewed   by    R.    Buchanan.     .Athenaeum    21 48:875-876:Dec.    26, 

1868    821.88  Hrc. 
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BROWNINGIANA  337 

Athenaeum   2 1 60: 399-400:  March   20.    Ib69. 

Review.      (Athenaeum.)      New    Eclectic    Magazine    4:5:619-625: 

May    1869. 

Editorial.   Atlantic  23:256-259: Feb.  1869. 

Date.  of.    By   Harry   T.   Baker.    Nation  90:33-34:Jan.    13.    1910. 

Reviewed.    Chambers  Journal    288:473-476:July   3.    1869. 

A    Commentary    Upon.     By    A.    K.    Cook.     HumphTcy    Milford. 

Oxford   University    Press.    1920.      621.88   Zrc. 

By  Hiram  Corson.    Poet  Lore  4:1:55-56. 

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Vol.   8. 

Editorial.     Eclectic   Magazine    76:400. 

By   E.  J.   H.     (From  St.    Pauls.)     Eclectic    Magazine    13:4:400- 

412:April  1871     821.88  Xme. 

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Hrh. 

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Society  Papers   12:53-63. 

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Reviewed.    New  Eclectic  Magazine  4:2:234-236: Feb.    1869;   4:5: 

619-625:  May  1869. 

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8.    9.     Surrey    House,    Victoria    Embankment,    London,    England. 

W.  C. 

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The    Poet's    Poet    and    Other    EssaMs.     By    William    A.    Quayle. 

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The  Novel  in  the  Ring  and  the  Bool(.    By  Ray  Sherman  Stowell. 
Littell's  Living  Age  274:451 -463 :  Aug.   24,    1912;    by  John   Tod- 
hunter.   London   Browning   Society    Papers   Abstract    5:85-92. 
From  Tallfs  on  the  Study  of  Literature.    Frank  Leslie's  44:720. 
Light  on  a  Curious  Allusion  in.    By  H.   Corson.    Poet  Lore  6:5: 

248-251. 

Same.  Some    Teachings  of.     By   F.   Hornbrooke.    Poet   Lore    1:7: 

314-320. 

Same.     Pompilia.    By  Alice  Robertson.    Poet  Lore    1:6:263-269; 

by   H.    Robinson    4:5:284. 

Same.    The   Pope.    By   Alexander   Fladdow.     821.88   Hrh. 

Same.   By    Chas.    C.    Shackford.     Poet    Lore    1:7:309-314. 

Same.  Poet  Lore  4:5:285. 

(St.    Paul's.)     Littell's   Living   Age    108:771-783. 

By  John  Morley.    Studies  in  Literature  255-285     804  M864sl. 

The  Source  of.    Nation  88: 198- 1 99: Feb.   25,    1909. 

The  Study  Class.    By  Anna  Benneson  McMahan.    Book   1:207-8; 

Book   2.   3,   4:208-9;    Book    5:209;    Book    6:210;    Book    7:211; 


338  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Book    10:212-213;    Book    11:213;    Book    12    and    Summary:214 

807  MI 67. 

See  Old   Yellov  Book- 

See  Courtne}^,  Leonard,  above  page  199. 

See  Parker,  Edwin  Pond. 
RING,  ELIZABETH  CLENDENNING 

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145     821.88  Xht. 
RIPON,  W   .B.   (THE  LORD   BISHOP  OF  RIPON) 

Mrs.  Drowning.    Masson's  In  the  Footsteps  of  the  Poets.     821.04 

N419i. 

See  W.  B.  Carpenter. 
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RITCHIE,  ANNE  THACKERAY 

Chapters   From   Some    Unwritten   Memoirs.     MacMillan.    Littell's 

Living  Age  203:548-553. 

Notes.     Nation   56:160-161:1893. 

Records  of  Tennyson,  Rusl(in  and  Drowning.     820.4  R598r. 

Same.  Athenaeum  3389:477-478:Oct.  8,    1892. 
RITTENHOUSE  AND  PAGE 

The  Definite  Place  of  Richard  Hovey  in  American  Letters.    Cur- 
rent Opmion  44:277-279:Nov.    1907. 
RITTENHOUSE,  JESSE  B. 

The  Dominant    Theme   in  Poetry.     Forum   56:342-49:Sept.    1916. 
ROBERTS,  MISS  JEAN 

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1906    821.88  Xsf. 
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In  a  Dalcony,  The  Tragic  Motive  of.    Poet  Lore  2:6:310-314. 

The  Ring  and  the  Dooh  Symposium:  Pompilia.    Poet  Lore    1:6: 

263-69. 

La  Saisiaz.    Drowning  Studies  166-186.    Edited  by  Edward  B«r- 

A*.     821*6   Vib», 


BROWNINGIANA  339 

Same.  Browning  Society    Papers   2:312-332     b2l.88   Dbi. 

Essays  and   Sermons.     Rohcrl   Drowning    1-19,    La   Saiiiaz    20-59 

821.88  Dre.    1892. 
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ROBINSON.  HARRIET  H. 

A  Selection  Front  Pompilia.    Poet  Lore  4:5:284. 

A   Seleclion  From   The  Pope.    Poet  Lore  4:5:285. 

ROBISON.  JOHN 

Mrs.   Drownings  Parentage.     3479:97  :Julv    M.    1874;    3486:223- 

224:  Aug.   18.   1894. 
ROBINSON.  J.  A.  NEWTON 

A   Stud^  of  Mr.   Ceorge  Meredith.    Eclectic    Magazine    118:124- 

129. 
ROBINSON.  PHIL 

In    the   Poet's    Garden.     (Contemporary    Review.)     Littell's   Living 

Age    198:419-431. 
ROBYN.  ALFRED  G. 

See  Music. 
ROCHESTER 

Program   for   May   3.  5.   7,    1912. 
ROCHESTER,  THE   UNITARIAN   CHURCH   OF 

The  Unity  Club.    1906-07.    A   Return  to  Robert  Browning.    Pro- 
grams, etc. 

At   Fano.     Rodd   Rennell.     Homage   to   Robert   Drowning.   Aleph 

Tanner  85-86     821.88  Xht. 
ROE.  FREDERICK  W. 

Ibsen  as  a  Dramatist.    Sewanee   Review    13:305-318. 

ROGERS.  ARTHUR 

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ROGERS.  REV.  ARTHUR 

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ROGERS.  CLARK  KATHLEEN 

Drowning's  Poems  Set  to  Music.    Emerson  College   Magazine  20: 

3:134:Jan.    1912. 

Browning's  Songs,   Parts    1    and  2.    See   under  Music. 
ROGERS.  FREDERICK 

The  Earlv  Environment  of  Robert  Browning. 
ROLFE.  WILLIAM  J. 

Browning  and  the  Riccardi  Palaces.    Poet  Lore  4:1:52-53. 

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The   Riccardi  Palaces   of    The    Statue   and   the   Bust.     Poet   Lore 

3:5:284-287. 

An   Unpublished  Browning  Letter.    Nation  90:159:Feb.    17,    1910. 

ROLFE.  WILLIAM  J..  AND  HELOISE  E.  HERSEY 

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ROLLICKING  IRISH  STORY  TELLER,  A 

By  Percy  F.  Bkknell.    Dial  40:382-384: June   16.   1906. 

ROMAN  ADVOCATE  OF  THE  SIMPLE  LIFE.  A 
By  Eliz.  H.   Haight.    Poet  Lore    17:1:78-85. 

ROMANCE  AND  FICTION 

By  A.  C.  Benson.    Contemporary   Review    100:1:792-805. 
ROMANCE,  AN  EARLY  VICTORIAN 

By  Clark  S.    Norlhup.    Dial   50: 1 19-121  :Feb.    16.    1911. 
ROMANCE  OF  THE  NINETEENTH  CENTURY 

By  R.  Walson  Gilder.    Century  70:918-927:Oct.    1905. 

ROME  REVISITED 

By  Frederic  Harrison.    Eclectic    Magazine    121  :19-32:June    1893. 

ROOM  IN  WESTMINSTER  FOR  MRS.  BROWNING 

By    Elizabeth    Porter    Gould.     Literary    Digest     ll:373:July    27. 

1895. 
ROOSEVELT,  THEODORE 

Recreations  of  a  Produclive   Scholar.    Outlook    102:750-752. 

What  Roosevelt  Likes  to   Read.    Current  Opinion  49:99-100. 
ROSE.  HENRY 

Maeterlinck's    S\)mholism :     The    Blue    Bird    and    Other    Essa\)s. 

Pippa  Possess  The  Optimism  of  Browning  59-90     842.91   M186br. 
ROSE  ONCE  GREW,  A 

See  Music. 
ROSEBERY.  LORD 

Robert  Louis  Stevenson.     (London   Times.)     Littell's   Living  Age 

212:187-190. 
ROSS.  D.  M. 

A^  Sketch  of  Ian  MacLaren.    Literary  Digest   13  :810-1 1  :Oct.  24. 

1896. 
ROSSETTI  AND  POE.  A  COMPARISON 

By  Agnes  Arbuckle.    Baylor  Literary   18:307-308. 
ROSSETTI,  CHRISTINA 

By  Arthur  Christopher  Benson.    Eclectic   Magazine   124:490-496: 

April   1895. 

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A   Picture   of  Joseph   Milsand.     A    French   Friend  of  Brojvning, 

by  Th.  Benlzon.    20: 108: July  1896. 

Plus  and  Minus.    By  Alan  Sullivan.    46:368 :Sept.    1909. 

The  Point  of  Vicrv.    Editorial.    7: 128-132:Jan.   1890;   7:261-264: 

Feb.    1890;    9:525-528:Feb.    1891;     1 1 :261  264:Feb.    1892;     15: 

657-660: May  1894;   l6:526:Oct.  1894;    1 8:262-264: Aug.   1895; 

30:25 1-252: Aug.  1901;  38:252: Aug.  1905;  43:579: March   1908; 

46:761  :Dec.    1909;    48:764:Oct.    1910   5;2:506:Oct.    1912;    54: 

139:JuIy   1913;   59:644:May   1916;   61  :251  :Jan.    1917. 

IValter   Scott   at    Work-     By    E.    H.    Woodruff.     5 :133-151  :Feb. 

1889. 

Robert  L.  Stevenson  at  Saranac.    By  L.  R.  Sullivan.    62:243: Aug. 

1917. 

Third  Shelf  of  Old  Books.    By  Mrs.  Fields.     i6:354:Sept.   1894. 

The  Two  Locl(sle\f  Halls.    By  L.  R.  Lounsbury.    6:250-256: Aug. 

1889. 
SCRIBNERS  MONTHLY 

A  Day  With  the  Brownings  at  Pratolino.    By  Elizabeth  C.  Kin- 
ney.    l:185-I88:Dec.   1870. 
SCRIPTA.  OBITER 

By  F.  Harrison.    Fortnightly   Review   109:9:Jan.    1918;    109:178: 

Feb.   1918. 
SCUDDER.  HORACE  E.  (Editor) 

Cambridge  Poets:  Browning.     821.88  Ghw. 

SCUDDER.  VIDA  D. 

Colombe's  Birlhda}^.    A   Criticism.    Poet   Lore    1:10:464. 

A     Comparative    Study     of     IVordsworth's    Michael,     Tennyson's 

Enoch  Arden,  Browning's  Andrea  del  Sarlo.  Poet  Lore  3:2:87-93. 

The  Flight  of  the  Duchess.    A  Criticism.    Poet  Lore    1:10:464. 

The  Forerunners.    Atlantic   Monthly    108:231 -242  :July    1911. 

The    Creel(    Spirit    in    Shelley   and   Browning.     Boston    Browning 

Society   Papers  438-470     821.88   Vbp. 

The  Irish  Literary  Drama.    Poet  Lore   16:1:47. 

The  Life  of  the  Spirit  in  the   Modern  English  Poets.    Browning 

as  a  Humorist  201-238     808.1    S436ls. 

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SEA  STUDIES 

By  J.  A.  Froude.    (Eraser's.)     Littell's  Living  Age    126:131-145. 
SEAL.  ETHEL  DAVIS 

Dramings  for   The  Drownings'  Calendar.    Selections   from   Robert 

and  Elizabeth  Browning,    1918. 
SEAMAN.  OWEN 

At   the   Sign   of   the   Plough.     Questions   on   DroTvning.     (Cornhill 

Magazine.)    Littell's  Living  Age  269:54-55,    175. 

Browning's  Attitude  Toward  Art  and  Nature.    Notes  to  the  Pocket 

Volume  of   Selections   from  the    Poems  of    Robert   Browning.    By 

Alex  Hill.    107-114    821.88  Dhn. 

From    the    Provencal    of   Sordello    Troubadour.     Poet    Lore    5:5: 

236-37. 
SEASON'S  BEST  BOOKS.  THE 

Poet  Lore   15:4:141. 

SECCOMBE,  THOMAS  AND  BRANDIN,  LOUISE 

Jose-Maria  De  Heredia.    Fortnightly  Review  84:1 082 :Dec.   1905. 
SECRET  OF  LIFE  IN  POETRY,  THE 

By   Prof.   W.   J.   Courthope.    Literary    Digest    13 :588-89:Sept.    5, 

1896. 
SECRET  OF  MARCELINE  DESBORDES-VALMORE,  THE 

By  Francis  Gribble.    Fortnightly  Review  97: 1079: June   1912. 
SEED  THOUGHTS  FROM  ROBERT  BROWNING 

By  Mary   E.   Burt.     (Typewritten)      821.88  Sbb. 

SEEKER,  THE 

Robert  Drowning  as  a  Mvstic.    By  Geraldine  E.  Hodgson.    8:32: 
251-279:Feb.  1913. 
SEERS  AND  SINGERS 

By  Arthur  Donald  Innes.  Chapt.  1,  Characteristics  1-25;  Chapt. 
3,  Drowning  in  Particular  50-74;  Chapt.  5,  The  Ring  and  the 
Book  99-124;  Chapt.  6,  Dramatic  Poems  125-151;  Chapt.  7. 
.  The  Poet's  Lovers  152-173;  Chapt.  9,  Ideas  and  Ideals  199-221 
821.04  158s. 

A    Stud};   of  Five  Poets.     By   Arthur   D.    Innes.     821.04    158s. 
SEISHO  KENSAN    (Japanese) 

Studies  in  the  Bible.    A  complete  translation  into  Japanese  of  Saul. 

By  Takeshi  Saito.     220.2  K36j. 
SELECT  BOOKS 

By  W.  H  .J.    Poet  Lore   13:4:595-600. 
SELECTIONS  FROM  BROWNING 

See   under   Poems — Selections. 
SELF  REVELATION 

By    J.    E.    Symes.     Notes    to    the    Pocket    Volume    of    Selections, 

Poems  of  Robert  Browning.    By  Alex  Hill  94-100     821.88  Dhn. 
SENDALL,  WALTER  J. 

Literary}   Remains   of  C.   S.   Calverh.    Athenaeum   3026  :Oct.   24, 

1885.    ' 
SENTIMENT,  THE  DECAY  OF 

By  Agnes  Repplier.    Atlantic   Monthly   60:67-76: July    1887. 
SEQUENCE    OF    SONNETS    ON    THE    DEATH    OF    ROBERT 

BROWNING,  A 

By    Algernon    Charles    Swinburne.      (Fortnightly    Review.)     Lit- 
tell's Living  Age   184:447-448;   also  Homage  to  Robert  Browning 

Aleph    Tanner    96-98     821.88    Xht. 
SERAPHIM,  THE,  A  SELECTION  OF,  AT  HEADING  OF  THE 

PLASTIC  WORD 

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BROWNINGIANA  349 

SERENADE  AT  11  IE  VILLA 

See    Music.     Words    by    Robert    Browning.     Music    by    Marshall 

Kernochan. 
SERENADE:  I  SEND  MY  HEART  UP  TO  THEE 

See   Muiic.     Words    from   In    a    ConJola.     By    Robert    Browning. 
Music    by    Gena    Branscombe. 

SERMONS  FROM  BROWNING 

By   F.   Ealand.      821.88   Ee. 

SERVICE 

A  Death  m  the  Desert.    By  Charles  L.  William.     1  : 1  53-1  55  :Non'. 

1904. 

The    Vplvard    Trend.     By    M.    Henry    Geistweit.      3:32-35:Oct. 

1905. 

Voice    of    Spring.     By    Wm.    Henry    Geistweit.     2: 145- 1 48: May 

1905. 

Young    People's    World.     By    Walter    Colley.     7 -.IM-lbl . 
SETTLEMENT  AT  WALWORTH 

By  F.  Herbert  Stead.    Brorvrung  Centenary  99-108     821.88  Bkc. 
SETTLEMENT,  ROBERT  BROWNING 

The    Ninth    Through    the    Thirteenth    Year   in    Walivorth.     821.88 

Xsff. 

The  Thirteenth  Year  of.    Founded  1895.  Report  for  1907.     821.88 

Xsf. 

The   Seventeenth    Year   of    the.     By    S.    E.    Walworth.     Statement 

of  Accounts  March    11,    1911. 

Report  of  Seventeenlh-Tiventv  first    Years.     1911-15.      821.88  Xsf. 

SETTLEMENT.  THE  ROBERT  BROWNING 

See  Eighteen   Years  in  the  Central  Citv  Sivarm. 
SETTLEWOOD.  S.  R. 

Intellect   and   the   Actor.     Fortnightly   Review    100:111,    113,    116: 
July   1913. 
SEVERN.   JOSEPH  AND  HIS  CORRESPONDENTS 

Atlantic  Monthly  68:736-748:Dec.   1891. 

SEWANEE  REVIEW.  THE 

Ibsen  As  a  Dramatist.    By  Frederick  W.  Roe.     13:305-318. 
Longfellow    Twcnlv    Years    After.     By    Edwin    W.    Bowen.      13: 

165-176. 

Notes.    13:245-256. 

The  Utilitv  of  Beautv.    Bv  Wm.  Norman  Guthrie.     13:143-155. 

SEYMOUR.  CHARLES 

French  Regard  for  Brorvning  in  Notes  From  Paris.    Poet  Lore  2: 

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Notes   From   Paris    on    the   Death    of   Browning.     Poet    Lore   2:2: 

111-112. 
SHACKFORD,  CHARLES  CHAUNCY 

The  Ring  and   the  Bool(  Symposium.   The  Pope.    Poet  Lore    1  :7: 

309-14. 

Social  and  Literary   Papers.    1892.     821.88   Dssp. 

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and  the   Bool( ;  Chapter  6,  In  a   Balcony.     (Typewritten)      821.88 

Dssp. 

SHACKFORD.  MARTHA  HALE 

Entrance    Literature    and    the    Ancient    Classics.     English    Journal 
3:645:Dec.    1914. 

Shall    iVe  Stud\)   the  Pilgrim's  Progress?     English    journal    5:654: 
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SHAH  ABBAS 

See  Muiic. 

SHAIRP,  J.  C. 

The  Prophetic  Power  of  Poelrv.    (Fraser's.)    Littell's  Living  Ag« 

148:259-267. 
SHAKESPEARE 

Brorvning'i    Tribuie    to    Sha)iespeare.     By    C.    Porter.     Poet    Lor« 

3:4:216-22L 

DroWi'ings  in   The   Tempest.    By  Wm.  Kennedy.    Poet  Lore  9:4: 

577-585. 

His   Ignorance   Concerning   Coast   of  Bohemia.     By    Porter.     Poet 

Lore  6:4:196-203. 

The  Real  Hamlet  and  the  Hamlet  Oldest  of  All.    Poet  Lore  16:4: 

110-130. 

A    Stud})   of   Shal(espeare's    Winters    Tale    with    The    Alkestis    in 

Literature.    By  P.  A.  C.    Poet  Lore  4:10:516-521. 
SHAKESPEARE  AND  BROWNING  SOCIETIES 

By  A.   Morgan.    Science    15:282: Feb.  21,    1902. 
SHAKESPEARE,   DEMOCRATIZING 

By  Editor.    Literary   Digest   52:2:1452-1453 :  May   20,    1916. 
SHAKESPEARE  POEMS,  BROWNING'S 

By  Charlotte  Porter.    Poet  Lore    1:5:226. 
SHAKESPEAREAN  BROWNINGESE,  AN  INSTANCE  OF 

By  William  G.  Kingsland.    Poet  Lore  4:10:525. 
SHAKESPEARE'S  MOON 

By  Museus.    Contemporary  Review  98:2:1 -4  :Literary  Supplement 

39. 
SHAKESPEARE'S  SIGNIFICANCE  FOR  BROWNING 

By  G.  R.  Elliott.  72  Pages  Reprinted  from  Anglia  32:1-2     821.88 
Lse. 

Inaugural-Dissertation  zur  Erlangung  der  Doktorwurde  der  Hohen 

Philosophischen  Fakultat  der  Universitat  Jena.    Vorgelegt  von   G. 

R.  Elliott.    821.88  Les. 
SHAKESPEARE'S  VIEW  OF  IMMORTALITY 

By   Dr.    Frederick   Lynch.     Literary    Digest    52:2:l066:April    15, 

1916. 
SHAKESPEARIANA 

What  Is  a  Parallelism?     7  :74: 1  19:April    1890. 
SHAKSPERE,  AS  A   MAN 

By  Leslie  Stephen.    Eclectic   Magazine    1 37:70-84  :Juiy    1901. 

SHAKSPERE'S  FIRST  CRITICAL  EDITOR 

By   K.   N.    Volvile.     Nineteenth   Century   86:266-279: Aug.    1919. 
SHAKSPERE'S  SONNETS 

Athenaeum  3043:257-258: Feb.  20,    1886. 
SHALL  WE  STILL  READ  GREEK  TRAGEDY? 

By  Thomas  Dwight  Goodell.    Atlantic  Monthly  81  :474-482: April 

1898. 
SHARP,  AMY 

Victorian    Poets.     Robert    Drowning    40-102,    Elizabeth    Barrett 

Browning   103-120    822.8  S531v. 
SHARP,  ELIZABETH  A. 

William     Sharp's    Struggle     With     His     Feminine    Self.      Current 
Opinion    50:97-99:Jan.    1911. 
SHARP.  WILLIAM 

Robert  Browning.    Poem.    Art   Review  33-36:Feb.    1890     821.88 
Xpsr   (2  copies). 


BROWNINGIANA  351 

Same.  Homage     h     Roberl     DroJvning,     Aleph    Tanner     136-139 
821.88  Xht. 

Life   of  Robert   Drorvniug.    Appendix   Bifc/iograp/iji,   by   John    P. 
Anderson.    Two  copies.     821.88  B»h. 
Same.   Poet   Lore  2:5:286. 

Same.   Reviewed.     By    Frederick    Wedmore.     Art    Magazine     1  : 
157-158. 
SHARPE,  JOHN 

An   Anahsis  and  Summarv  of  Fifine  at   the   Fair.     Browning  So- 
ciety Papers  2:255-258    821.88  Dbs. 

Fifine  at   the  Fair,   an   Analysis   and   Summary.     London   Brown- 
ing  Society    Papers   2:255-257. 

Jocoieria.    London  Browning  Society  Papers  5:93-97. 
On  Pielro   of  Ahano  and   the  Leading   Ideas   of   Dramatic  Idyli. 
Second   Series    1880   21-27,    Berdoe's    Broroning   Studies.     821.88 
Vibs. 
Same.  London    Browning   Society    Papers    2:191-197. 

SHARP'S.  WILLIAM.  STRUGGLE  WITH  HIS  FEMININE  SELF 
By  Elizabeth  A.  Sharp.    Current  Opinion  50:97-99:Jan.   1911. 

SHAW.  ALBERT 

Editorial   Introduction   on   DroTi'ning  and   the  Larger  Public.    Re- 
view of  Reviews   15: 184- 185: Feb.    1897. 

SHAW.  BYAM 

Poems  by   Robert   Browning,   with    Introduction  by   Richard   Gar- 
nett   and   Illustrations  by  Byam  Shaw.     821.88   Ggb. 

SHELBURNE  ESSAYS 

Review.     By    Paul    E.    More.     Independent    59:2: 1 1 12:Nov.    9, 
1905. 

SHELLEY  AND  BROWNING,  DIFFERENT  IDEALS  OF 

By  Angie  Lacey  Peck.     (Portion  of  Thesis.)     Weilesley   Preludt 
Memorial    Number   3  : 1  7:21  1 -212:Jan.   30.    1892. 

SHELLEY  AND  GODWIN 

By  Kingsland.    Poet  Lore   10:3:389-97. 

SHELLEY,  CONTRA  MUNDUM 

By  Arthur  Nicholson.    Nineteepth  Century  63  :794-810:May    1908. 

SHELLEY.  FRANCIS  THOMPSON'S  TRIBUTE  TO 
Current  Opinion   45 :515-518:Nov.    1908. 

SHELLEY.  PERCY  BYSSHE 

By  George  L.  Knapp.    Lippencott's  Magazine  80:376. 

By   Arthur   Symons.    Atlantic    Monthly    100:347-356:Sepl.    1907. 

Poet   Lore  2:2:107;    2:12:662;    7:1:18-28. 

By  Kenyon   West.    Chaufauquan    16:422-430: Jan.    1893. 

Poet  Lore  2:1:107-109. 

A    Reprint    of    Browning's    Essavs.     London    Browning    Society 

Papers   1:5-20. 

With    Introduction    by    Browning.     Review.     Independent    71  :319- 

321:1911. 

SHELLEY  SOCIETY 

Mr.    Robert    Browning    and   A/i'i.s    Alma    Murray's    Beatrice    105 

821.88  Xssn. 
SHELLEY  SOCIETY'S  PUBLICATIONS 

(Fourth   Series,   No.   8.)     By    Robert    Browning.     Edited   by    \^'. 

Tyas  Harden,   1888.     821.88  Epbs   (2  copies). 

SHELLEY.  STORY  OF  HIS  LIFE 

By  Fleay.    Poet   Lore  2:5:225-33. 


352  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

SHELLEY:  TRACES  IN  BROWNING 

By   D.   G.   Brinton.     Poet   Lore   2:12:662-666. 

SHELLEY'S  INFLUENCE  ON  BROWNING 

By  Florence  Converse.    Poet  Lore  7:1:18-28. 
SHEPARD,  WILLIAM 

Literary  Life.    Pen  Pictures  of  Modern  Authors.     (Typewritten) 

821.88  Bsm. 
SHERMAN.  L.  A. 

Analytics  of  Literature.    Art  of  Browning   190-209     801   S553a. 
Luria  and  Othello:  Types  and  Art  Compared.    Poet  Lore  6:12: 
585-592. 

Specialized  Teaching  of  Literature.    Poet  Lore  6:8&9:382. 
SHILLABER,  B.  P.   (Mrs.  Partington) 

In  a  Copy  of  Agememnon  La  Saisiaz,  and  Dramatic  Idyls.    Hom- 
age to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph  Tanner  79     821.88  Xht. 

SHIRLEY 

Robert  Browning.    Eraser's  Magazine  for  Town  and  Country  398: 

240-256:  Feb.  1863. 
SHIRLEY,  JOHN  SKELTON 

A    Campaigner  at  Home  246-283    (Typewritten)      821.88  Dsc. 
SHIRLEY.  TABLE  TALK  OF 

By  John  Skelton.    Browning    124,   127,   129,   130:  287-290     824.8 

F942t. 
SHIRREFF.  A.  G. 

The   Tale  of  Florentius.     The    True  Stor\j   of  Peter  Piper  33-39 
821.88. 
SHOREY,  PAUL 

The    Influence    of    the    Classics.     Chautauquan    43 :  121 -132  :April 

1906. 

The  Poet  of  Science.    Dial  46:1 7-19 :Jan.    1.   1909. 

Present  Conditions  of  Literary  Productions.    Atlantic  Monthly  78: 

156- 168:  Aug.  1896. 

Same.  Literary   Digest    13:521  :Aug.   22.    1896. 
SHORTER.  CLEMENT 

Edited  by.     The  Poems  of  Emily  Bronte.    Contemporary   Review 

99:5-8:Literary   Supplement    41. 

Victorian  Literature.    Bookman   5:480: Aug.   1897. 
SHOULD  GENIUS  BE  ENDOWED? 

Current  Opinion  49:331-333:1909. 
SHOULD  LOVE  LETTERS  BE   PUBLISHED? 

Editorial.     Literary   Digest   23 :  190-191  :Aug.    17,    1901. 
By   Editor.    Outlook   68:620: July    13.    1901. 

SHOULD  THE  BIBLE  BE  DRAMATIZED? 

By  Rev.  F.  W.  Gunsauius.    Literary  Digest   19:378-379:Sept.  23. 

1899. 
SHRINE  OF  DEATH.  AND  OTHER  STORIES.  THE 

By  Lady  Dilke.    Athenaeum  3055:642: May   15.   1886. 

SHUTTLEWORTH.  HENRY  GARY 

Poems    and    Hymns:     5:     Christmas     Cards:     Robert    Browning; 
Joseph   Barber  Lightfooi. 

SHYLOCK  AND  DAVID  AS  INTERPRETERS  OF  LIFE 

By  William  A.  Quayle.    The  f^oet's  Poet  and  Other  Essays  326- 

351     820.4  Q2p. 
SIBBALD,  WM.  A. 

Matthew    Arnold    as    a    Popular    Poet.      (MacMillan.)      Littell's 

Living  Age  241 :83-98. 


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BROWNINGIANA  353 

SICHEL,  WALTER 

Literary;  Qiio/i/u-j  <-/  Dhradi.  Literary  Digest  29:642: Nov.  12, 
1904. 

SIDNEY.  L.  M. 

Lesjom    From    Browning.     L.    N.    Fowler    &    Co.,    London,     1895 

821.88  D$lb. 
SIGMA 

Personalia,    Robert   Browning.     Intimate    Recollections   of    Famoui 

Men:    Political,   Literary,   Artistic,   Social,   Various   233-235     BC 

S577. 
SIGNA  SEVERA 

The   Finch  arul   the  Robin.     By  R.  A.   K.     (After   Browning)    50 

821.88. 
SIGNIFICANCE  OF  AYLWIN 

By  W.  Robertson  Nicoli.    Contemporary  Review  74: 798-809 :Dec. 

1898. 
SIGNIFICANCE  OF  THE  RING  AND  THE  BOOK,  THE 

By  Roy  Sherman   Slowell.      821.88  Hrss. 

SIMCOX.  G.  A. 

Dalausiion's  Adventure  by  Robert  Browning.  (Reviewed.)  Gen- 
era/ Literature,  Academy  409-10:Sept.   1,   1871      821.88  Dacad. 

SIMPSON,  H.  B. 

Cross  Lights.     Wordstvorth's   Successor     821.88   Dsiw. 

SINCLAIR,  MAY 

Three  American  Poets  of  Toda\i.  Fortnightly  Review  86:437: 
Sept.   1906. 

SISTER  BEATRICE  AND  ARDIANE  AND  BARBE  BLUE 

Translated  by  Bernard  Miall.  Athenaeum  3888:554-555  :May  3, 
1902. 

SIXTH  READER  OF  THE  POPULAR 

Series:  The  Lippincotts.  By  Marcius  Willson.  Robert  Broruning 
514-19.  Bibliographical,  How  Thev  Brought  the  Cood  News 
From   Ghent   to   Aix.    Prospice     428.6  L765w. 

SKELTON.  JOHN 

The  Tahle-Talk  of  Shirlev.  Browning  124,  127.  129,  130.  287- 
290    824.8  F942t. 

SKETCH.  THE 

/Ven>  Editions  of  Tenn\;son  and  Browning.  By  Edmund  Gosse.  8: 
101:437:Jan.  2,    1895     821.88  Xmsk. 

SKETCH  OF  IAN  MAC  LAREN,  A 

By  Rev.   D.   M.  Ross.    Literary  Digest    1 3 :810- 1  1  :Oct.  24,    1896. 

SKILTON,  CHARLES  SANFORD 

Musical    Possibilities    of    Poe's    Poems.     Literarv    Digest     10:400: 

Feb.  2.   1895. 
SLICER.  ADELINE  E.  H. 

Browning's    Word   Pictures.    Centenary   Addresses    33-42     821.88 

Vnya. 
SLICER,  THOMAS  B. 

Browning's  Personal  Interests.    Cenlenarv  Addresses  13-32     821.88 

Vnya. 
SLOSSON.  EDWIN   E. 

Poetr\f  and  About  It.    Independent  98:224-227  :May    10,    1919. 

Science   vs.   Literature   as   a  Professorial   Profession.     Independent 

69: 1440- 1442: Dec.  29.  1910. 
SLUDGE 

Original  Sonnet  in  imitation  of  Browninj?.  The  Spiritual  Magazine 
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354  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

SLUDGE  AND  MODERN  SPIRITUALISM.  MR. 

By  M.   Jastrow.  Jr.    Poet  Lore  3:2:75-87. 
SLUDGE,  FRA  LIPPO  LIPPI  AND  MR. 

From  Drorvning   Versus  Drowning.    By  Harrison  S.   Morris.    Po«t 

Lore   1:9:410. 
SLUDGE  THE  MEDIUM.  THE 

By     Francis    Bickford    Hornbrooke.      Boston    Browning    Society 

Papers   289-305;    also   Poet   Lore   7:5:240-254     821.88  Vbp. 

By  Edwin  Johnson.    London  Browning  Society  Papers.    Poet  Lore 

1:4:182;    1:7:330-332;    1:9:408;    also  London  Browning  Society 

Papers  7:13-32     821.88  Dbs. 

Monsieur  Sludge  Le  Medium.    La  Nouvelle  Revue   Francaise  91  : 

417-461:  April  1,  1921. 
SMALL.  ALEXANDER 

The  Swan  Songs  of  the  Poels.    Eclectic  Magazine   120:241-243: 

Feb.  1893. 
SMALL,  FRANK  O. 

Browning's   Saul,   Illustrated.     Dial   31  :448:Dec.    1.    1901. 

Drawings   for   Saul   by    Robert    Browning.     Introductory    note   by 

Charlotte    Porter   and   Helen  A.    Clarke.    T.   Y.   Crowell   &  Co., 

New  York. 

Saul,  by  Robert  Browning.    With  an   Introduction  by  John  Angus 

MacVannel.     821.88  Gsc. 
SMALLEY.  GEORGE  W. 

The  Edwin  Arnold  Infalualion.    Literary  Digest  11  :521-522:Aug. 

31.    1895. 

London  Letters  and  Some  Others    1:309-319.    Robert  Browning; 

Notes  on   some  personal   aspects  of  his  character.     826.7  S635. 

Men  of  Letters.    McClure's  Magazine  20:53-65  :Nov.   1902. 
SMART,  CHRISTOPHER 

A  Song  to  David.    Prefactory  page  contains  quotation  from  Parle\f- 

ings  IVith  Certain  People  of  Importance  in  Their  Day. 
SMART.   CHRISTOPHER.  AND   BROWNING 

Poet  Lore  9:1:91. 
SMART'S  SONG  TO  DAVID 

By  Edmund  Gosse.    Independent  39:2:935-936: July  28,   1887. 

SMITH,  A.  TOLMAN 

Browning's  Sordello :   A   Studv   in   the  Psychology)   of  Childhood. 
Poet   Lore   6:5:238-43. 

SMITH,  DR.  C.  A. 

Does  Industrialism  Kill  Literature?    Literary   Digest  24:671 -May 

17.   1902. 
SMITH,  C.  ALPHONSO 

The    Mond    of   Browning's    Childe    Roland    to    the    Dar}(    Tower 

Came.     Poet    Lore    11:4:626-28. 

SMITH,  GEORGE  BARNETT 

Paper   on   Browning.     International    Review    6:176-194. 

Poels    and    Novelists.      Dedicated    to    Robert    Browning.     824.8 

S648pn. 

SMITH,  GEORGE  JAY 

Browning  Society.    Homage   to   Robert  Browning,  Aieph   1  anner 
80-82    821.88  Xht. 

SMITH,  GOLDWIN 

English   Poetry   and   English    History).     American    Historical    Re- 
view  10:28-40:Oct.   1904. 


BROWNINGIANA  355 

SMITH.  HALIBURTON  AND 

Teaching  Poclry  m  the  Crada  136-146.   160-166.  371      HI 39. 
SMITH.  HENRY  JUSTIN 

The  Poetr\>  of  IVilliam  Blake.    Cenlury  60:284-291  :June  1900. 

The    Troubadours   at   Home.    254.   258.   260,    261.   272    849.1 

S653. 
SMITH.   I.   GREGORY 

St\>le.    LlltcHs   Living  Age   276:93-100. 

SMITH.  LEWIS  WORTHINGTON 

Italian  Freedom  and  the  Poets.    Arena    152- 160: Feb.    1909. 
Literature  of  Dreams :   A   Stud))  in   the  Dream-Craft  of  Holmes, 
Burns,  Hood,  Lorvell,  Tennvson  and  Others.    Poet  Lore  7:5:241. 

SMITH.  MABELL  S.  C. 

Dickens  Fift})   Years  After.    Chautauquan  62:93-l02:March    1911. 

SMITH  ON  THE  POETRY  OF  ENGLAND.  GOLDWIN 

Literary    Digest   29:752-753  :Dec.    3.    1904. 

SMITH.  TEENA   ROCHFORT 

A  Memoir  With  Three  lVood-T])pes  of  Her  and  One  Each  of 
Robert  BroTDning  and  F.  J.  Furnival.  (As  "copy"  for  the  Chel- 
tenham  Ladies'   College   Magazine   Feb.    1894.)      B   S662c. 

SMITH.  W.  C. 

Raban  or  Life  Splinters.  Athenaeum  2788:454-455:  April  2. 
1881. 

SMITH.   WILLIAM 

The  Human  Form.    New  Church  Review   10:342-364: July    1903. 

SMITH.  WILLIAM  AUSTIN 

Browning  and  the   Special  Interests.    Atlantic    114:809-814. 

SMYTH.  A.  H. 

The  Ethical  Import  of  the  Art  Poems.    Poet  Lore  2:3:145-146. 

SMYTH.  JULIAN   K. 

The  Work  of  the  Ministry.  New  Church  Review  11:517-530: 
Oct.   1904. 

SNODDY.  JAMES  S. 

5iafnep  Lanier:   The  Poet  of  Sunrise.    Poet  Lore   15:4:89-94. 

SOCIAL  AND  LITERARY  PAPERS 

By  Charles  Chauncy  Shackford.  Chapter  5  The  Pope  in  The 
Ring  and  the  Book:  Chapter  6  In  a  Balcon\f.  (Typewritten) 
821.88    Dssp. 

SOCIAL  HYGIENE 

By  F.  M.  Gregg.    Education  Magazine  33 :100-104:Sept.   1.   1912. 

SOCIAL  THEORIES  AND  ART   IN   MODERN   DRAMA 
By    Helen    Cramp.     Poet    Lore   22:2:141-145. 

SOCIAL  VERSE 

By  Algernon  Charles  Swinburne.    Forum  43  :  129- 1 44: Feb.  1910. 
By  Algernon  Charles  Swinburne.    Forum    12:170-171  :Ocf.    1891. 

SOCIALISM  IN  LITERATURE 

Poet  Lore  11  :3  :4I8-425 :  1899.  See  also  under  Religious,  Sermons, 
Faith,  Theology,   Theism. 

SOCIALISTIC  THREAD  IN  THE  LIFE  AND  WORKS  OF  WIL- 
LIAM MORRIS,  THE 

By    O.    Triggs.     Poet    Lore    5:3:113-122. 

SOCIETIES 

The    Boston    Browning    Society.     Poet    Lore    1:5:225:     2:8:436- 
437;    4:8&9:476-479;    4:12:647-648;    5:1:56. 
Friends  in  Council,  Springfield,    Mo.    Poet  Lore   4:12:648. 
The  Ladies    Literary  Club.    Poet  Lore  2:6:328-329. 


356  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

The   Lincoln   Drorvning  Sociei}^.     Poet   Lore   2:6:329-331. 

The  North  London  Drowning   Union.    Poet  Lore  6:5:280. 

The    PlainfieU    Dron^ning    Club.     By    Jesse    Hurlbut.     Poet    Lore 

2:2:86-89. 

The  Sordello  Club.    By  Annie  R.  Wall.    Poet  Lore  1  :9:424-426. 

See  Unitarian  Church,  of  Rochester. 

SOCIETIES,  BROWNING 

See  under  Corson  and  Berdoe. 

SOCIETIES,  GENERAL  NOTES  ON  LOCAL 

Browning  Society  Papers  4:14     821.88  Dbs. 

SOCIETIES,  OTHER   BROWNING 

Browning    Society    Papers    4:13-14     821.88    Dbs. 

SOCIETY,  BROWNING 

By  Robert  Browning.    Poet  Lore  2:1:106. 

Monthly   Abstract  of    Proceedings,   From   Inaugural    Meeting,   Oc- 
tober   28,    1881,    to    Tenth    Meeting,    Friday,    October    27,    1882. 
Browning  Society  Papers  3:l*-48*     821.88  Dbs. 
Monthly  Abstract  of  Proceedings,  From  Eleventh  Meeting,  Friday, 
November   29,    1882,    to  Annual    Meeting,    Friday,   July   6,    1883. 
Browning    Society    Papers    4:49*-83*     821.88    Dbs. 
Monthly    Abstract    of    Proceedings,     From    Nineteenth     Meeting, 
Friday,    October    26,    1883,    to    Third    Annual    Meeting,    July    4, 
1884.    Browning  Society  Papers  5:85*-131*     821.88  Dbs. 
Monthly    Abstract    of    Proceedings.     Fourth     Session,    1884-1885. 
From    Twenty-seventh    Meeting,    Friday,    October    31,     1884,    to 
Fourth    Session,    1884-1885.     Browning    Society    Papers    7:l*-78* 
821.88  Dbs. 

Monthly    Abstract    of    Proceedings,    From    Thirty-fifth    Meeting, 
Friday,  October  30,   1885,  to  Fifth  Annual  Meeting,  Friday,  June 
25,   1886.    Bi owning  Society  Papers  8:89*- 164*     821.88  Dbs. 
Monthly    Abstract    of    Proceedings,    From    Forty-fourth    Meeting, 
Friday,  October  29,   1886,   to  Fiftieth   Meeting,  Friday,  April  29, 
1887.    Browning  Society   Papers  9:165*-212*     821.88  Dbs. 
Monthly  Abstract  of   Proceedings,  From  the  Fifty-third   Meeting, 
Friday.  October  28,    1887,  to   the   Sixtieth   Meeting,   Friday,   June 
29,    1888.    Browning  Society   Papers    10:213*-285*     821.88   Dbs. 
Monthly  Abstract  of   Proceedings.    From  Sixty-first  Meeting,  Oc- 
tober 26,  1888,  to  the  Sixty-eighth  Meeting,  June  28,  1889.  Brown- 
ing Society  Papers   1 1  :287*-353*     821.88  Dbs. 
Monthly  Abstract   of   Proceedings,  From   the  Sixty-ninth   Meeting, 
October  25,    1889,   to   the   Seventy-sixth   Meeting,   June   27,    1890. 
Browning   Society    Papers    12:  P- 126*     821.88   Dbs. 

SOCIETY,  PROGRAMS 

Friday,  June  30,   1882.    University  College,  Gower  Street,  W.  C. 
Programme,  Browning  Society  Papers  5:135*-137      821.88  Dbs. 
Second   Annual    Entertainment,   University   College,    London,    Fri- 
day Evening,  June   29,    1883.    Browning   Society   Papers   5:139*- 
141*    821.88  Dbs. 

Third  Annual  Entertainment  to  be  given  at  University  College, 
Gower  Street,  on  Friday  Evening,  June  27,  1884.  Browning 
Society   Papers   5:143*-153*     821.88  Dbs. 

SOCIETY,  BROWNING,  LONDON,  PAPERS 

Proceedings,    Annual    Report   of    Committee.     London,    1881-1891 

(3   Vol.) 
SOCIETY    FOR    1897-1898,    PROGRAMME    OF    THE    BOSTON 

BROWNING 

Poet   Lore  9:2:429-430. 


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BROWNINGIANA  357 

SOCIETY  OF  THE  NEW  CENTURY  CLUB.  BROWNING 
Poet   Lore  3:1:53-56. 

SOCIETY   OF    THE   NEW   CENTURY    CLUB   OF    PHILADEL- 
PHIA. DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  BROWNING 
Dramatic   Lyrics.    Poet   Lore  2:1:35. 

SOCIETY  PAPERS 

Brownings  The  Statue  and  the  Buil :  A  Parable.  Read  before 
The   Boston    Browning   Society   Jan.    25,    1898.     Poet    Lore    10:3: 

397-416. 

Renaissance  Pictures  in  Robert  Broivning's  Poetr}).    Read  before 

the    Boston    Browning   Society    Oct.    26,    1897.     Poet    Lore    10:1: 

66-76. 

SOCIETY,  PAPERS  OF  THE  BOSTON  BROWNING 

Browning  as  a  Dramatic  Poet.  Zip  Henry  Jones.  Poet  Lore  6:1  : 
13-28. 

SOCIETY  POETS 

Temple  Bar.    Littells  Living  Age   180:48-53. 

SOCIETY'S  COMMITTEE,  FIRST  REPORT  OF  THE  BROWN- 
ING 

Presented  to  the  First  Annual  Meeting  of  the  Society,  Held  at 
University  College,  London,  on  Friday,  July  7,  1882.  Browning 
Society  Papers  4:1-8     821.88  Dbs. 

SOCIETY'S  SECOND  REPORT  OF  THE  BROWNING 

Presented  to  the  Second  Annual  Meeting  of  the  Society,  Held  at 
University  College,  London,  on  Friday,  July  6,  1883.  Browning 
Society   Papers  4:9-13     821.88  Dbs. 

SOCIETY'S  COMMITTEE,  THIRD  REPORT  OF  THE  BROWN- 
ING 

Presented  to  the  Third  Annual  Meetmg  of  the  Society,  Held  at 
University  College,  London,  on  Friday,  July  4,  1884.  Browning 
Society  Papers  5:17-23     821.88  Dbs. 

SOCIETY'S      COMMITTEE,      FOURTH      REPORT      OF      THE 
BROWNING 

Presented  to  the  Fourth  Annual  Meeting  of  the  Society,  Held 
at  University  College,  London,  on  P  riday,  June  26,  1885.  Brown- 
ing Society   Papers   7:1-8:     821.88  Dbs. 

SOCIETY'S  COMMITTEE,  FIFTH  REPORT  OF  THE  BROWN- 
ING 

Presented  to  the  Fifth  Annual  Meeting  of  the  Society,  Held  at 
University  College,  London,  on  Friday,  June  25,  1886.  Browning 
Society   Papers  8:1-5      821.88  Dbs. 

SOCIETY'S  COMMITTEE,  SIXTH  REPORT  OF  THE  BROWN- 
ING 

Presented  to  the  Sixth  Annual  Meeting  of  the  Society,  Held  at 
University  College,  London,  on  Friday,  June  24,  1887.  Browning 
Society   Papers  9:17-22     821.88  Dbs. 

SOCIETY'S   COMMITTEE,   SEVENTH   ANNUAL   REPORT   OF 
THE  BROWNING 

Presented  to  the  Seventh  Annual  Meeting  of  the  Society,  Held 
at  University  College,  London,  on  Friday,  June  29,  1888.  Brown- 
ing Society   Papers    10:25-30     821.88  Dbs. 

SOCIETY'S    COMMITTEE.    EIGHTH    ANNUAL    REPORT    OF 
THE  BROWNING 

Presented  at  the  Eighth  Annual  Meeting  of  the  Society,  Held  at 
University  College,  on  Friday,  June  28,  1889,  and  since  revised. 
Browning  Society  Papers  2:33-37     821.88  Dbs. 


358  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

SOCIETY'S  COMMITTEE.  NINTH  ANNUAL  REPORT  OF  THE 

BROWNING 

Presented  lo  the  Ninth  Annual   Meeting  of   the  Society,  Held   at 

University    College,    London,    Friday,    June    27,    1890.     Browning 

Society  Papers  12:1-5     821.88  Dbs. 
SOCIETY'S     FOURTH     ANNUAL     ENTERTAINMENT,     THE 

BROWNING 

To  be  given  at  The  Princes'  Hall,  Piccadilly,  on  Friday  Evening, 

November    28,    1884,    Programme,    Bro^vning    Society    Papers    7: 

(appendix)    1-16     821.88  Dbs. 
SOHRAB  AND  RUSTUM,  1  HE  BLANK  VERSE  OF 

By    H.   E.   Coblentz.     Poet   Lore    7:10:497-505. 
SOLILOQUY  OF  AESCHYLUS' 

Current    Opinion    56:55:Jan.    1914. 

By   Robert    Browning.     A   Program    given   by    Mr.   Sivori   Levey. 

Six  Saturday  Afternoons,   Nov.    1    to   Dec.   6,    1913. 
SOME   ASPECTS  OF   CONTEMPORARY   THOUGHT 

Poet  Lore  2:3:148-150. 
SOME  BOOKS  FOR  THE  DAYS  OF  LEISURE  (MRS.  BROWN- 
ING) 

By   Christine   T.   Herrick.     Nineteenth   Century    48:594:Sept.    30, 

1892. 
SOME  BOOKS  WORTH  READING 

By  H.   W.    Mabie.    Outlook  99:782:Dec.    1911. 
SOME  BROWNING  MEMORIES 

By    William    G.    Kingsland.      (Contemporary    Review.)      Littell'* 

Living  Age  275:220-227. 
SOME  CELEBRATED  CHARACTERS  OF  LAST  CENTURY 

By   Percy   F.   Bicknell.     Dial   46: 134-5: March    I.    1909. 
SOME  CHILD-CRITICS  OF   BROWNING 

By  W.  W.    (Academy.)    Littell's  Living  Age  214:127-128. 
SOME  EARLY  FRIENDS  Oi-  ROBERT  BROWNING 

By   W.  Hall   Griffin.    87:471  :427-446:March    1905. 
SOME  ETHICAL  ASPECTS  OF  BROWNING'S  PHILOSOPHY 

By  Mrs.  A.  G.  Jennings.    NcTi>   Unit^  4:4:54-56:Sept.  24,    1896. 
SOME  GREAT  NINETEENIH  CENTURY  PREACHERS 

By  J.  R.  Gillies.    Bro-wning  24-32     821.88  Rxl. 
SOME  HOLIDAY  PUBLICATIONS 

Bookman  4:380-81  :Dec.   1896. 

SOME  LETTERS  AND  RECOLLECTIONS 

By    M.    E.    Lewes.     Cornhill    Magazine.      Littell's    Living    Age 

193:673-689: June  11,   1892. 
SOME  MODERN  PORTUGUESE  SONNETS 

Poet   Lore   6:10:518-520. 

SOME  NEW  MEMORIALS  OF  THE  BROWNINGS 
Dial  58:268: April  1.  1915. 

SOME  NOTES  ON  BROWNING'S  POEMS 

Referring  to   Music.    By  Helen   J.  Ormerod.    Berdoe's  Browning 

Studies  237-252;  also  Browning  Society  Papers  9: 180-195     821.88 

Dbs. 
SOME  NOTES  ON   MR.  BROWNING'S  LATEST  VOLUME 

By  Arthur  Symons.    Browning  Society  Papers  9:169-179     821.88 

Dbs. 

SOME  ODD  NUMBERS 

By   M.   G.     (Murray's.)     Littell's   Living   Age    175:308-313. 


BROWNINGIANA  359 

SOME  OF  BROWNING'S  BELIEFS 

By  C.  \V.  Bardeen.    Memorial  Meeting  of  the  Syracuse  Browning 

Club    821.88  Bsy. 
SOME  POINTS  IN  BROWNING'S  VIEW  OF  LIFE 

By  B.  F.  Wcstcott.    London  Browning  Society  Papers  4:397-410. 
SOME  POINTS  ON  THE  MODERN  FAI'lH  IN  THE  POEMS  OF 

ROBERT  BROWNING 

By    P.    Berger.     1  ranslated    for    thesis    by    Bernice    McKinney. 

821.88  Rbem. 
SOME  PROMINENT  POINTS  OF  BROWNINGS  TEACHING.  ON 

By  W.  A.  Raleigh.    Browning  Society  Papers  5:477-488     821.88 

Dbs. 
SOME  RECENT  BOOKS 

By  A  Reader.    Contemporary  Review  91  :  141 -1  52:Jan.   1907;  91  : 

445-457  :March    1907. 

SOME  RECENT  BOOKS— RING  AND  THE  BOOK 

By  A  Reader.    Contemporary  Review  90:897-906:Dec.    1906. 
SOME  RECENT  VERSE 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review   210:387-399:Oct.    1909. 

(Edinburgh  Review.)    Littell's  Living  Age  264:195-209. 
SOME  RECOLLECTIONS  OF  A  READER 

(Cornhiil.)     Littell's    Living    Age    108:103-109. 
SOME  RECOLLECTIONS  OF  BROWNING  IN  VENICE 

Poet   Lore    14:1:151-152. 
SOME  RECOLLECTION  OF  CHARLES  STUART  CALVERLEY 

(Temple  Bar.)    Littell's  Living  Age    172:421-426. 
SOME  REMARKS  ON   BROWNING'S  TREATMENT  OF   PAR- 
ENTHOOD 

By   Mrs.  Alexander   Ireland.    Browning  Society   Papers    12:46-52 

821.88  Dbs. 
SOME  REMARKS  ON  THE  STUDY  OF  ENGLISH  VERSE 

Atlantic   Monthly  92:469-75:Jan.    1903. 
SOME  SANE  WORDS  ABOUT  BROWNING 

By   Emily   Shaw   Forman.    American    Magazine   8:536-541  :Aug. 

1  Rftft 

SOME  SOLdIeR  POETS 

By   Edmund  Gosse.     Edinburgh   Review   226:296-31 6 :Oct.    1917. 
SOME  THOUGHTS  ON   BROWNING 

By    Mary   A.    Lewis.     MacMillan    Magazine    June    1882     821.88 

Dml. 

By   Mary  A.  Lewis.     (Cornhiil   Magazine.)     Littell's   Living   Age 

154:238-246:July  22.   1882. 
SOME  THOUGHTS  ON  BROWNING'S  ETHICAL  VIEWS 

By   G.    Watts   Cunningham.    The    Middlebury    Campus    3:83-88: 

May    1912. 
SOME  UNPUBLISHED  PAPERS  OF  ROBER  f  AND  ELIZABETH 

BARRETT  BROWNING 

Edited  with  Comments.    By  George  S.  Hellman.    Harper's  Maga- 
zine 530-539:  March  1916    821.88  Xsf. 
SOME  WOMEN  POETS  OF  THE  PRESENT  REIGN 

By   Isabel  Clarke.    Nineteenth   Century  59:1012-1021  :June    1906. 
SONG  FROM  PIPPA  PASSES.  BROWNING'S 

Correct    English    12:1  :96:April    1911. 

By   Edith   Giles.     Emerson   College    Magazine   20:3:146-1 50 :Jan. 

1912. 


360  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

SONG  TO  DAVID.  A 

See  Christopher  Smart. 
SONGS 

Selected  from  the  works  of  Robert  Browning.    The  Astolat  Pres«, 

34  Great  Castle  Street.  London,   1903. 

SONGS  FROM  THE  GHETTO  AND  A  VISION  OF  HELLAS 

By  Harriet  Olive.    Poet  Lore   12:2:308-311. 

SONGS  OF  GLADNESS  AND  GROWTH 

By   James  L.   Huoes.    Conlainin"    To  a   Brotomng  Poem.     821.88 

H893. 
SONNET 

By    Robert    Browning.     Cornhill    36:IO:Feb.    1914     821.88   So. 

Eclectic    Magazine    140:834-836: June    1903. 

By  Mrs.  Louise  Chandler  Moulton.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning, 

Aleph  Tanner    130     821.88  Xht. 

Poet  Lore   14:288. 
SONNET  ON   BROWNING.  A 

Anonymous.     Homage    to    Robert    Brorvning,    Aleph    Tanner    122 

821.88  Xht. 
SONNET  ON   BROWNINGS  DEATH 

Pall    Mall   Budget    1108:1623      821.7    Xpmb. 

SONNET  ON  BROWNINGS  MASTERPIECE.  THE  RING  AND 
THE  BOOK 

By   Ruth   Baldwin   Chenery.     811    C518v. 

By  Ruth  Baldwin  Chenery.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph 

Tanner  67     821.88  Xht. 

SONNETS  OF  M.  DE  HEREDIA 

By   J.    C.   Bailey.     Fortnightly    Review   70:383  :Sept.    1898. 

SONNETS  IN  THE  PALL  MALL  GAZETTE.  BROWNING'S 

Bookman  7  (Whole  No.  82)  :457-458:  March  1890  821.88 
Xmab. 

SONNETS  DU  PORTUGAIS.  LES 

d'Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning  traduits  en  vers  francais  avec  pre- 
face. Texte  anglais  en  regard,  et  notes  par  Leon  Morel.  Paris: 
Librairie  Hachette  &  Cie.   1903     821.88  Hspfm. 

SONNETS   FROM    THE    PORTUGUESE 
By    Mrs.    Browning.     821.88    Hspg. 
By   Margaret   Armstrong.    Dial   33 :402-3  :June    1.    1902. 
Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph 
Tanner   7-21      821.88  Xht. 

SONNETS  FROM  THE  PORTUGUESE,  MRS.  BROWNING'S 
By    Paul    Elder.     Dial    49:532:Dec.    16,    1910. 
By   Neeta   Marquis.    Homage   to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tannei 
74    821.88  Xht. 

To  the  Dear  Mcmorv  of  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.  By  A.  E. 
Cross.     Poet    Lore    1:4:172. 

SONNETS  PORTUGAIS.  LES 

d'Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.  Traduits  en  Sonnets  Francais  avec 
Notice  Texle  Anglais.  Commentaire  et  Notes  par  Fernand  Henry. 
Libraine  Orientale  et  Americaine,  E.  Guilmdo,  Editeur,  Paris, 
1905.    821.88  Hspfh. 

Portugais,  Les  Sonneti.  Translated  by  Ferninand  Henry.  Athen- 
aeum 4042:457-458:  April  15.  1905. 

SONNETS,  SOME  MODERN  PORTUGUESE 
By  C.    Poet  Lore  6:10:518-20. 


BROWNINGIANA  361 

SORDELLO 

An    Analysis    of.     By    Wm.    Jn.    Alexander.     Browning    Society 
Papers    12:1-25     821.88   Dbs. 
Athenaeum   657:431 -432: March  30.    1840. 

Broivning  Pilgrimage :  Places  Emhrincd  in.  By  Arthur  J.  Whyte. 
By  Robert  Browning.  J.  M.  Dent  &  Co.,  London,  1902.  (Two 
copies)      821.88  Hsat. 

By  R.  W.  Church.  Dante  and  Other  Esia\fs  221-260  824.8 
C562d. 

By  R.  W  .Church.  Taken  from  Dante  and  Other  Esia\fs.  (Type- 
written)    821.88    Hsoch. 

By  M.  Conway.    London  Browning  Society  Papers  7:1-4   (Abs). 
Spoken    to    Music.     By    Lieut.    Sivori    Levey.     Robert    Browning 
Birthday  Celebration,   May  7,    1919.   (Two  copies.) 
By  Caroline  H.  Dail.     821.88  Hsod. 
By  Caroline  H.  Dall.     Poet  Lore    1:11:534-535. 
A    Discussion    of    Prof.    Alexander's    Paper    on    Sordello,    from 
Notes  of  Browning  Society.     821.88  Vbp. 

Mr.  Browning's.  From  Transcripts  and  Studies.  By  Edward 
Dowden.    (Typewritten))    1888. 

By  Dowden.    From    Transcript  and  Studies     821.88  Hsodt. 
A  History  and  a  Poem.    By  Caroline  H.  Dall.     821.88  Hsoda. 
Note  on.    By  Caroline  H.  Dall.   London  Browning  Society  Papers 
8:146. 

An  Exposition  of.  With  Historical  and  Other  Notes.  Bv  David 
Duff.     821    Hsod. 

By  Charles  Carroll  Everett.  Boston  Browning  Society  Papers  334- 
362    821.88  Vbp. 

By  Miss  Edith  Harvey.  Leicester  Literary  and  Philosophical 
Society  7  ransactions    15:65-83. 

The  Hero  As  a  Man.  By  Charles  C.  Everett.  Poet  Lore  8:6: 
313-325;   also  Poet  Lore  8:5:243-256. 

Robert  Browning  Birthday  Celebration  May  7,  1919.  (Two 
copies.) 

Sonnet  On.  By  Sando  Enos.  London  Browning  Society  Papers 
8: 147:  Abstract. 

By  Sanda  Enos.  Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph  Tanner 
83    821.88  Xht. 

By  K.  M.  Loudon.    A   Commentary).     821.88  Hsal. 
An  Oiuline  Anal})sis  of  Mr.  Browning's  Poem.    By  Jeanie   Mor- 
ison.     821.88  Hsom. 

The  Provencal  of:  Troubadour.  By  Owen  Seaman.  Poet  Lore 
5:5:236-7. 

Revell's  BrcAvning's   Criticism   of  Life  68-116     821.88  Drc-1892. 
Selections    From.      Spoken    to    Music.      By    Lieut.    Sivori    Levey. 
Sordcllo's  Story   Retold  in   Prose.     By  Annie    Wall.     With   Miss 
Wall's  Autograph.     821.88   Hsowa. 
Same.  By   Annie    Wall.     Poet   Lore    1:11:536. 
A    Story   From    Robert   Drowning.    By    Frederick    May    Holland. 
Sordello,  Strafford,   Christmas   Eve   and  Easter  Da\},    Browning's. 
Atlantic    13:639-642:  May    1864. 
G.    P.    Putnam's    Sons.    1881      821.88    Psoh. 

Taken   From  Stories  hrom  Robert  Drowning.    By    Frederic   May 
Holland.    With  an  Introduction  by  Mrs.  Sutherland  Orr.    (Type- 
written)    821.88   Fho. 
Taurello  Salinguerra :  Historical  Details  Illustrative  of  Browning's 


362  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Sordello.    Muraiori  and  Drowning  Compared.    By   W.   M.   Ros- 

seti.    Browning  Society   Papers   12:82-97     821.88  Dbs. 

By  A.  Tolman  Smith.    Poet  Lore  4:12:612-616;   6:5:238-243. 

The    Poetic   Limitations    of.     By   George    W.    Cooke.     Poet    Lore 

4:12:612-616 

A  Slud]f  in  the  Ps\}cholog]^  of  Childhood.    By  A.  Tolman  Smith. 

Poet  Lore   6:5:238-43. 

Traged\)   of  a    Troubadour.     By    E.   H.   Thomson. 

By  Robert  Browning.    Edited   by  the  Rev.  Arthur  J.   Whyte.    J. 

M.   Dent  &  Sons.   Ltd.     82L88   Hsow. 

Contemporary  Review   103:6/8:May   1913. 

Retold.     By  Annie   R.    Wall.     Poet   Lore    1:4:199. 

See   Berdoe's  C\)clopedia.     821.88   B885. 

See   Cary's    Purgatorio    6:74:171      851    D235. 

See   Dante's  Puragatorio   translated  by   H.   W.  Longfellow   6:74: 

378-380    851.1    D192del. 
SOTHEBY,  WILKINSON  AND  HODGE 

Browning    collections.     Catalogue    of    oil    paintings,    drawings    and 

prints;    autograph  letters  and  manuscripts;    books;    statuary,   furni- 
ture, tapestries,  and  works  of  art;   the  properly  of  R.  W.  Barrett 

Browning,   Esq.     821.88  Abe. 

A    Browning   Collection.     Contains   many    full    page   pictures,   also 

the  amount  each  article  brought  at  the  sale,  and  the  name  of  pur- 
chaser.    821.88  Abe   (Two  copies). 
SOTHERAN,  HENRY  &  CO. 

Illustrated    Catalogue    of    Old    Engravings    and    of    Manuscripts. 

Books    and    Relics    of    Robert    and    Elizabeth    Browning,     1913, 

Catalogue   737. 
SOULS  EXPRESSION,  THE 

See   Music. 
SOULS  TRAGEDY,  A 

German  Edition.     821.88  Gpb. 
By   Ella   G.   Willcox.    Poet   Lore    13:3:411-425. 
SOURCE  OF  BROWNINGS  OPTIMISM,  THE 
By  M.  M.  Cohen.    Poet  Lore  4:11:567-568. 

SOUTH  ATLANTIC  QUARTERLY  ,,0.49^. 

Ancient    and    Modern    Letters.     By    Lane    Cooper.      M  :Z>4-/4:) : 
April    1912. 

Book   Review.     By   Editor.     12:1 75-6 :April    1913. 
Chronology  and  Metrical  Tests.    By  Edward  P.  Morton.    10:159- 
168:April  2,    1911. 
New   Creek  Literature.     By    Charles   W.    Peppier.     13:134:Apnl 

1914.  .     „ 

Pre-Raphaelitism  and  Its  Literary  Relations.    By  Benjamin  Braw- 
ley.     15:77-78:Jan.    1916. 

The    Technique   of   Non-Dramatic   Blank    Verse...    By    Frank    C. 
Brown.     ll:96-98:Jan.    1912. 

SOUTHERN  REVIEW,  THE 

Robert  Browning  in  Poems  of  Dante  Cabnel  Rossettt.    By  Roberts 

Brothers.    21  :Seleclion  3:413:April. 

Father  R^an  and  His  Poems.    By  J.  Thomas  Pate.    4:Selection 

4:322-333. 

SPARROW,  WALTER  SHAW  .   .         ,. 

Dumas   and    D'Artagnan.     Literary    Digest    15:462-463 : Aug.    14, 

1897. 


BROWNINGIANA  363 

SPAULDING.  HENRY  G. 

Capomacchi.    Poel  Lore    I  :6:269-73. 
SPEAKER 

The  Complacenc))  of  the  lVordiii>orlhiani.    By  H.  F.  C.    Litlell'i 

Living  Age  237:818-822. 

The  Playi  of  a  Crcal  Pod.    By  Gilbert   Murray.    Littell's  Living 

Age  247:244-248. 
SPECIAL  ARTICLE 

A   Note  of  St.   Dcuve.     By   Elmer   James   Bailey.     Forum   40:46: 

Aug.  1908. 

By    Brander    Mathews.     Forum    39:423: Jan.    1908    . 

SPECIALIZED  TEACHING  OF  LITERATURE 

By  L.  A.  Sherman.    Poet  Lore  6:8&9:38l -383. 

SPECIMEN  BRICKS  FROM  THE  RUINS  OF  ENGLISH  LITER- 
ATURE 

Text  book  on  an  entirely  original  plan.    By   Prof.   Foebus  Wilde 
Scribendi.  Rochester.  N.  Y..    1882.     821.88  XeU. 

SPECTATOR 

Brohining  and  Italy.    Lilteirs  Living  Age  274:54-58: July  6.  1912. 

Broivning  and   7  cn/ipson.    Littells  Living  Age   184:190-192. 

Bron>ning?     Yes  in  a  General   IVay.     (Poem.)     From   H.  E.   W. 

to  W.  C.  E.    Litteirs  Living  Age   190:578. 

Bron>ning's  Theology.    Littell's  Living  Age   192:374-376. 

The  Conditions   of    The   Grand  Style.    Littell's   Living  Age    157: 

120-123. 

The   Difficultiei   of   Religious   Poetry.     Littell's   Living   Age   213: 

276-278. 

The  IfUellectual   Effect   of   Old   Age.     Littell's   Living   Age    184: 

249-251. 

Is  Poetry    Unpopular?     Littell's   Living  Age  240:820-823. 

The   Poetry   of   Leading   Laxp    Cases.     Littell's    Living   Age    130: 

572-575. 

Possibilities.     Quotation    from    Aht    Vogler.     Littell's    Living    Age 

131:514. 

Startling  Poetry.    Littell's  Living  Age    157:117-120. 

Children's   Ways.    Eclectic  Magazine  68:353  :Sept.    1898. 
SPEIRS.  MR. 

Current  Literature.    Review  of   a  book  entitled  5ei'en  Steps  in  the 

Making  of  a  Man.    New  Church   Review  8: 302-320: April    1901. 
SPELL  OF  BRITTANY.  THE 

By  Ange  M.  Mosher.    See  Index. 
SPELL  OF  ITALY.  THE 

By  Caroline  Atwater  Mason.    271.  272.  273.  259.  260.  261.  281. 
SPELLING.  SHAKESPERE'S 

By  G.  L.   Wood.    Independent  62:  l072-l074:May   9.    1907. 
SPENCER  COMPARED  WITH   BROWNING.  HERBERT 

Paracelsus  and  the  Data  of  Ethics.    By   Helen   A.  Clarke.    Poet 

Lore   1:3:117-127. 
SPENCER.  O.  M. 

Picturesque  Papuna.    Cosmopolitan   Magazme    1 8:662: April    1895. 

SPENCER-STANFIOPE,  RODDAM  PRE-RAPHAELITE 
By  A.  M.  W.  Stifling.    66:307-325: Aug.   1909. 

SPENDER.  CONSTANCE  M. 

BroToning  Day  hy  Day.    T.  Y.  Crowell  &  Co.,  New  York,  1904 
821.88  Sdd. 


364  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

SPENDER.  J.  A. 

A    Plea  for   the  Popular   in   Literature.     Nineteenth   Century   61  : 

645-657: April   1907;    also  Littell's  Living  Age  253:348-358:May 

11.  1907. 
SPENSER 

Observations  on   the  Faerie   Queen.    By   Thomas  Warton.     1754. 

(Contains    autograph    of    Robert    Browning,    father    of    the    poet.) 

821.3  C748ow. 
SPIRITUAL  ASPIRATION 

By  Anna   Benneson   McMahan.     The  Stud^   Class   198-199     807 

Ml  67. 
SPIRITUAL  EBB  AND  FLOW  EXHIBITED  IN  ENGLISH  POE- 
TRY FROM  CHAUCER  TO  TENNYSON  AND  BROWN- 
ING 

In  Corson's  Introduction   to  Browning's  Poetry     821.88   Dcs. 
SPIRITUAL  FORCES,  BROWNING  AND  TENNYSON  AS 

By  C.  C.  Everett.    (Typewritten)      821.88  Rtb. 
SPIRITUAL  MAGAZINE,  THE 

Mr.  Robert  Broroning  on  Spiritualism.    Original  Sonnet  by  Sludge 

in  Imitation  of  Browning.    5:310-31 1  :397:July  and  Sept.   1864. 
SPIRITUAL  VOICES  IN  MODERN  LITERATURE 

By   Trevor  H.  Davies.    Saul,    The  Heart's   Cry  for  Jesus   Christ 

227-252    804  D255. 
SPIRITUALISM,  MR.  SLUDGE  AND  THE  MODERN 

By  Morris  Jastrow,  Jr.    Poet  Lore  3:2:75-87. 
SPROUL,  GEORGE  D. 

Complete    iVorl^s   of  Robert   Drowning.     Literary    Digest   20:291  • 

March  3,  1900. 
SPRING  PUBLISHING  SEASON 

Athenaeum  3718:1  13  :Jan.  28.    1899. 
SPRINGFIELD  SUNDAY  REPUBLICAN,  THE 

A  Friend  of  Browning's.    Mrs.  Bronson's  Hospitality.    By  Lilian 

Whiting.    Oct.  6.    1918. 
SQUIRES.  VERNON  P. 

Credit  for  Religion.    Religious  Education   ll:513:Aug.    1916. 

ST.  ANDREWS  AND  BROWNING 

By  Thomas  Bayne.    Athenaeum  3334:386-387:Sept.    19.    1891. 
ST.  JAMES  GAZETTE 

Browning's   View  of  Life.    Littell's  Living  Age   184:255-256. 

ST.  JOHN  IN  THE  DESERT 

An  Introduction  and  Notes  to  Browning's  A  Death  in  the  Desert. 
By  the  Rev.   G.   U.   Pope.     821.88  Hddp. 

ST.  NICHOLAS 

Through  Failure  to  Success.  By  Ariadne  Gilbert.  40:130-138: 
Dec.  1912. 

A  Little  Talk  About  a  Great  Poet.  By  Klyda  Richardson  Steege. 
30:ll:977-98l:Sept.    1903. 

ST.  PAUL'S 

Browning's  Poem.  A  Review.  Littell's  Living  Age  108:155-166. 
Robert  Browning's  Poems.  By  E.  J.  H.  Eclectic  Magazine  13: 
3:267-279:March   1871  :New  Series. 

By  Nathaniel  Hawthorne.    Littell's  Living  Age   109:707-713. 
The  Ring  and  the  Book.    By  E.  J.  H.    Eclectic  Magazine  of  For- 
eign Literature   13:4:400-41 2: April    1871  :New  Series. 
The  Ring  and  the  Book.    Littell's  Living  Age    108:771-783. 


BROWNINGIANA  365 

STACCATO  TO  O  LE  LUPE.  A 

By  Bliss  Carman.    After  Robert  Browning,  A  Parody  Anihology. 

By    Carolyn    Wells.     200     821.08   W453pa. 
STAGE.  THE 

By    O.    M.     Poet    Lore    2:5:263-265.     Browning    reference    In    a 

Balcony. 
STAGE  PRODUCTIONS  OF  BROWNING'S  PLAYS 

By  Elizabeth  McCrackcn.    Poet  Lore   14:3:115-31. 
STANARD.  EVERETT  EARLE 

Poetry   and   the   Spirit.    Overland    Monthly   65:360-363  :Jan. -June 

1915. 
STANDARD  DICTIONARY  OF  THE  ENGLISH  LANGAUGE.  A 

By  Isaac  Funk.    Athenaeum  3493:451 -452  :Oct.  6,   1894. 
STANFORD.  C.  V. 

See  Music. 
STARTLING  POETRY 

(Spec.)     Litteirs   Living  Age    157:117-120. 

STARRETT.  VINCENT 

Pippa   Passes. 
STATE  OF  ENGLISH  POETRY 

(Quarterly  Review.)    Littell's  Living  Age   119:131-152. 
STATUE  AND  BUST  OF  BROWNING  AND  OTHER  PAPERS. 

THE 

Read    before    the    Boston    Browning    Society    and    the    Brookline 

Thursday  Club.    By  Prentiss  Cummings.     821.88  Esbc. 
STATUE  AND  THE  BUST.  THE 

By    Robert    Browning.     London:    Edward    Moxon.    Dover    Stieet, 

1855.    First  edition.     821.88  Hsbm. 

By  Robert  Browning.    Illustrated  by  Philip  Connard.    John  Lane, 

London  and  New  York,    1900.     821.88  Hsb. 
STATUE  AND  THE  BUST:  A  PARABLE,  THE 

By   Prentiss  Cummings.    Poet   Lore    10:3:397-416. 
STATUE  AND  THE  BUST,  THE  RICCARDI  PALACE  OF  THE 

By  W.  J.  Rolfe.    Poet  Lore  3:5:284-287. 

STEAD.  F.  HERBERT 

Drowning  as  a  Poet  of  the  Plain  People.    Review  of  Reviews   15: 

191-192:Feb.  1897. 

The  Robert  Drowning  Setilemenl.  Walworth.    Brorvning  Centenary 

99-108    821.88  Bkc. 
STEBBINS.  G.  WARREN 

See  Music. 
STEDMAN.  MR. 

America's  Debt  to  British  PoetrM.    Literary  Digest  22:316:March 

16,  1901. 
STEDMAN.  EDMUND  CLARENCE 

Robert  Brorvning.     Scribner's    Monthly   9:167-183  :Dec.    1874. 

The  I\ature   and  Elements   of  Poetr\u     Centurv   44:61 3-622: Aug. 

1892;  44:859-869:Oct.  1892:  44:14'3-152:May  1892. 

Twelve  Years  of  British  Song.    Century  34:899-91 6 :01d  Series. 

The   Twilight  of  the  Poets.    Century  30:787-800:Sept.    1885. 

Victorian  AnthologX}.     (Review.)     Independent  47:2:1580:1895. 

Victorian  Poets  293-341  :1893     831.88  S812.C2. 

Same.  Revised  and  enlarged.  1887.     821.8  S812. 
STEDMAN'S  \qCTORI.-\N  .ANTHOLOGY 

Poet  Lore  7:12:630. 


366  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

STEEGE,  KLYDA  RICHARDSON 

A  Little  Talk  About  a  Crtat  Poet.    Si.  Nicholas  30:11:977-981: 
Sept.   1903. 

STEPHEN,  J.  K. 

Parodies:  Imitation  of  Robert  DroTi>ning.    The  Last  Ride  Together, 
Carolyn  Wells.    Parody  AnlhologM  210-15     820.8  W453pa. 

STEPHEN.  LESLIE 

By     Matthew    Arnold.      Eclectic     Magazine     122:300-31 3  :March 

1894;  also  (National  Review)  Littell's  Living  Age  200:90-103. 

Browning's    Casuistr\).      Eclectic     Magazine     140:357-371  :March 

1903. 

Same.    (National  Review.)    Littell's  Living  Age  236:257-271. 

The  Dut\)  of  Authors.    Eclectic  Magazine   123  : 1-1 4: July    1894. 

Shakspere,   As   a   Man.     By    Leslie    Stephen.     Eclectic    Magazine 

137:70-84:July   1901. 

IVords-morth's    Youth.     (National    Review.)     Littell's    Living  Age 

212:859-870. 
STEPHEN.  LESLIE.  THE  LIFE  AND  LETTERS  OF 

By  G.  W.  Prothero.    Nineteenth  Century  61  :61 8-628: April   1907. 
STEPHENSON,  NATHANIEL  WRIGHT 

Hauptmann's  Fuhrmann   Henschel.    Arena    1:169-175. 
STERLING.  GEORGE 

Ode  for  the  Centenary  of  the  Birth  of  Robert  Browning.    Forum 

49:97-99:Jan.   1913.    See  also  L^ric  Year  235-241. 
STERLING,  ROBERT 

An   Ode  for   the    Centenar})    of   the   Birth    of   Robert  Browning. 

Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  68-71      821.88  Xht. 

STEVENS.  PHILIPS 

Poetry  and  the  Filipinos.    English  Journal  5:256:April   1916. 
STEVENS.  W.  BERTRAND 

Rossetti's     The    Blessed    Damazel.      Chautauquan    46: 109:  March 

1907. 
STEVENSON.  ROBERT  LOUIS 

By  Lord  Rosebery.     (London  Times.)     Littell's  Living  Age  212: 

187-190. 
STEVENSON.  ROBERT  LOUIS.  AT  SARANAC 

By  T.  R.  Sullivan.    Scribner's  Magazine  62:243: Aug.   1917. 

STEVENSON.   ROBERT   LOUIS.   ESSAYIST.   NOVELIST   AND 
POET 

By    H.    B.    Baildon.     (Englische    Studien.)     Littell's    Living    Age 
221:671-688. 
STEVENSON'S  CHARACTERISTICS.  R.  L. 

By  J.  A.  MacCulloch.    Eclectic  Magazine  68: 1 93:  Aug.   1898. 

STIRLING.  A.  M.  W. 

Roddam   Spencer -Stanhope,   Pre-Raphaelite.     Nineteenth    Century 
66:307-325:  Aug.  1909. 

STITT.  E.  F.  R. 

Love  and  Duty  in  Tennyson  and  Browning.    Poet  Lore  4:5:271- 
274. 

STOCKTON,  E.  B. 

Notes  and  News.     (Browning  Query  Answered.)    Poet  Lore  3:2: 
101-102. 

STODDARD,  FRANCIS 

Uniform  Entrance  Examinations   in  English.    Educational   Review 
30:382:Nov.   1905. 


BROWNINGIANA  367 

STODDARD,  RICHARD  HENRY 

DroTumng.    Independent  42:820: June  12,   1890. 
Mn.  Drowning  in  Letters.    Independent  39:1:737-738;   39:2:770- 
771;  39:3:803-804. 

A  Chat  About  Longfellow.  Literary  Digest  12:310-1  1  :Jan.  II, 
1896. 

Leliefi  and  Eisa^i.  By  Elizabeth  Barrett  Brorwning.  Addressed 
to  Richard  Hengist  Home.  With  a  preface  and  Memoir  by  Rich- 
ard   Henry   Stoddard.     (I  wo   copies)      821.88   Hie. 

STODDART,  ANNA  M. 

Saul.     Browning  Society   Papers    10:264-274     821.88  Db». 

Saul.    Berdoe's  Drowning  Studies  310-320     821.88  VIbs. 
STONE.  THEO 

Drowning.  Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph  Tanner  75     821.88 

Xht. 
STONEX.  ARTHUR  B. 

Drownings  Epps.    (Letter  to  the  Editor.)    Outlook    105:715-716: 

Nov.  29,  1913. 
STORIES  FROM  ROBERT  BROWNING 

By  Harvey  Carso-n  Grumbine.     821.88  Fgs. 

By  Frederic  May  Holland.    With  an   Introduction  by   Mrs.  Suth- 
erland Orr.     821.88  Fhs. 
STORY,  WILLIAM  WETMORE 

By   Mrs.   Lew   Wallace.    Cosmopolitan   21  :472:Sept.    1896. 

STORY,  WILLIAM  WETMORE.  AND  HIS  FRIEND 

By  Henry  James.    See  Index  for  Browning.     B  S888j. 

By  Anne  Russel  Marble.    Dial  35:348-357:Nov.  16,   1903. 
STOUT,  A.  S. 

The  Browning  Society  of  Philadelphia.    Poet  Lore  8:6:366-68. 
STOWELL.  ROY  SHERMAN 

The   Significance   of    The   Ring   and   the   Dool(.     Literary    Studiei. 

Poet  Lore  Co.,  Boston,   1903.     821.88  Hrss. 
STRACHEY.  CHARLES 

A  March  Hare.    Eclectic  Magazine  68:46:JuIy   1898. 
STRACHEY  AND  LITTLEFIELD 

The   Unhapp})  Love  Affairs  of  Men  of  Letters.    Current  Opinion 

47:512-515:Aug.  1909. 
STRACHEY,  ST.  LOE 

The  Heroic  Couplet.    Eclectic   Magazine    123:443-461  :Oct.    1894. 
STRAFFORD 

Acts  1-3  ,read  by  Dr.  G.  H.  Makuen  and  Miss  Harriet  T.  Babb. 

Poet  Lore  2:3:145. 

Robert  Drowning's  Prose  Life  of  Strafford.    With  an  Introduction 

by  C.  H.  Firth  and  Forewords  by  F.  J.  Furnivall.    Published  for 

the  Browning  Society  by  Kegan,   Paul,  Trench,  Truebner  &  Co., 

London,  1892.    821.88  Hsf. 

Drowning's   Strafford.     Edited    by    Hereford    B.    George.     821.88 

Hsg. 

The   Lad])    Carlisle   of.     From    a    translation.     Poet    Lore   4:8&9: 

470-471. 

Poet   Lore  9:1:156-139;     16:2:139-140. 

A   Tragedy.    By  Robert  Browning.    Notes  and  Preface  by  E.  H. 

Hickey,    and    an    Introduction    by    Samuel    R.    Gardiner.     George 

Bell   &  Sons,   London,    1892.     821.88  Hsh. 

Same.  By   E.  H.   Hickey.    Athenaeum   2955:757 :  June    14.    1884: 

2966:273  :Aug.  30,   1884. 


368  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

By  Charlotte  Porter.    Boston   Browning  So-ciety  Papers   190. 

By  Agnes  Wilson.    With  Introduction  and   Notes.     821.88  Hsw. 

Acts  4  and  5,  read  by  Miss  C.  H.  Fulton  and  Mr.  H.  H.  Dalby. 

Poet  Lore  2:4:212. 

Nation  87:210:Sept.   1908. 

Poet  Lore  2:4:200;   2:4:214. 
STRAFFORD  AT  THE  STRAND  THEATRE 

Dec.  21.  1886.    By  John  Todhunter.    Browning  Society  Papers  9: 

147-152    821.88  Dbs. 
STRAFFORD,  DRAMATIC  MOTIVE  IN 

By  Charlotte   Porter.    Poet  Lore  5:10:515-526. 
STRAFFORD,  HISTORICAL  ALLUSIONS  IN 

By  P.  A.  C.  Poet  Lore  1:5:236-240;  1:6:282-286;  1:7:332- 
336;    1:8:372-375;    1:9:426-430;    1:11:511-514;    1:12:562-565. 

STRAFFORD.  JULIUS  CAESAR  AND 

A   Comparative  Slud\}.    By  P.  A.  C.    Poet  Lore  4:3:148-154. 
STRAFFORD,  LIFE  OF 

By  Robert   Browning.  Poet   Lore  2:7:398. 

By  W.  G.  Kingsland.  Forster's  Life  of  Strafford— Is  It  Forster's 

or  BroTvnivg's?     Poet  Lore   6:11:555-559. 

STRAFFORD.  MUSIC  FOR  THE  BOAT  SONG  IN 

Poet  Lore   1:5:236. 

STRAFFORD,  A  REFERENCE  INDEX  TO 

A    Tragedv.    Poet  Lore  1:3:137-140. 
Same.  By'P.   A.  C.     Poet  Lore    1:5:236-240. 
STRAFFORD.   SORDELLO,   CHRISTMAS   EVE,   AND   EASTER 
DAY,  REVIEW  OF 

Atlantic   13:639-642. 

STRAFFORD.  SUGGESTIONS  FOR  THE  STUDY  OF 

By   P.  A.  C.    Poet  Lore    1:4:190-193. 

STRAFFORD.  THE  STAGE 

Poet  Lore  2:4:200. 

STRATFORD-ON-AVON 

By  Mabel  E.  Slurtevant.    Education  Magazine  33:488-491. 

STRAY  RECORDS 

By  Clifford  Harrison.    Drowning   1:149-154     B   H318. 

STREET.  G.  S. 

The  Early  Victorians  and  Ourselves.  Liltell's  Living  Age  251  : 
617-624;   also  Fortnightly   Review  86:878:Nov.   1906. 

STRONG,  AUGUSTUS  HOPKINS 

The  Great  Poets  and  Their  Theology^  373-447.  The  Griffith  & 
Rowland  Press,  Philadelphia.     808.1   S923g. 

Philosophy  and  Religion.  A  series  of  addresses,  essays  and  ser- 
mons designed  to  set  forth  great  truths  in  popular  form.  Auto- 
graphed copy.     204  S923  C2. 

STOUGHTON  AND  HODDER 
A   Day   With  Browning. 

STUART,  CHARLES  M. 

The   Vision  of  Christ  in   the  Poets   106-163      821.88  S9298. 

STUART.  ESNE 

Only  the  Advertisements.  Eclectic  Magazine  62: 660-666: Nov. 
1895. 

STUBBS.  C.  W. 

Christ    in    English    Poetry.     Brorvning    and    Christianity     168-216 

82K04  S823y. 


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STUBBS.  M.  WILMA 

The   Poeti'  Part   in    the   Malfing   of   England.     Chaufauquan    61  : 
227-234:Jan.   1911. 

STUDIES.  BROWNING 

Being  Select   Papers  by  Members  of   Browning  Society.     By   Ed- 
ward  Berdoe.     821.88  VIbs. 
By  V.  C.  Harrington.     821.88  Dhs. 
Outline  published  for  llie  Chicago  Browning  Society     821.88  Xch. 

STUDIES  IN  BROWNING 

(Four    Poems.)     By    Susan    Cunningham.     Saul,    The    Epistle    of 
Karshish  the  Arab  Phyiician.  A  Crammarian's  Funeral,  Old  Pic- 
tures in  Florence.     821.88  Gsac. 
By  Josiah   Flew.    Every  Age  Library     821.88  Rfs. 

STUDIES  IN  BROWNING'S  ART  POEMS 

By  Roy  Harris.    McMaster's  University  Monthly,  Montreal,  May, 
1918    821.88  Lmm. 

STUDIES  IN  LITERARY  PSYCHOLOGY 

By   Vernon   Lee.     (Contemporary   Review.)     Littell's   Living   Age 
241:213-217. 

STUDIES  IN  LITERATURE 

Chautauquan   1  5  :502-503  :July   1892. 

1789-1877.     By    Edward    Dowden,   LL.    D.     Mr.    Tennyson    and 

Mr.  Drowning  191-239    804  D745  (2  copies). 

By    John    Morley.     On    The    Ring   and    the   Book   255-285     804 

M864sl. 
STUDIES  IN  MODERN  ENGLISH  LITERATURE 

Mesmerism.    Translated  into  Japanese.    By  Homei   Iwano.     820.8 

S933J. 

(Translated    into   Japanese.)     Robert   DroJvning    131.     Mesmerism 

(by  Robert  Browning)    132-149. 
STUDIES  IN  PLANT  CHEMISTRY  AND  LITERARY  PAPERS 

By  Helen  Abbott  Michael   (Helen  C.  de  S.  Abbott).    The  Con- 
ception  of    Truth    Among   the   Creeps   and  in   Browning   393-416 

547  M582. 

Drama  in  Its  Relation  to   Truth  365-369     547   M582. 
STUDIES  IN  POETRY  AND  ROMANCE 

By   Editor.    Outlook   7I:180:May    17,    1902. 

STUDIES  NEW  AND  OLD 

By    William    Leonard    Courtney.     Robert    Broivning.     Writer    of 

Plavs  100-123     820.4  C865s. 
STUDIES  OF  THE  MIND  AND  ART  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

By  James   Folheringham.     821.88  Dfs. 

STUDY  CLASS.  THE 

A   Cuide  for  the  Student  of  English   Literature.    By   Anna   Ben- 

neson  McMahan.     187     807   Ml 67. 
STUDY.  A— EASTER  DAY 

Robert  Browning.    Chautauquan  8:428: April   1888. 
STUDY  HINTS 

By  P.  A.  C.    Poet  Lore  3:10:521-522:   3:11:588-589;   3:12:638- 
639. 
STUDY  HINTS,  BROWNING:  THREE  POEMS  RELATING  TO 
MARRIED  LIFE 
By  P.  A.  C.    Poet  Lore  5:8&9:453-455. 

STUDY  IN  BROWNING'S  MEN.  A 

By  James  Wiley  Jones.    Submitted  to  the   Faculty  of  Georgetown 
College  for  the  Degree  of  Master  of  Arts,  1910     821.88  Pjm. 


370  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

STUDY  OF  BROWNING,  THE 

(Editorial.)    Independent  54:3 :2534-2535:Oct.  23.  1902. 
STUDY  OF  BROWNING  AT  EMERSON  COLLEGE 

Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3 :135:Jan.   1912. 
STUDY  OF  ELIZABETH  B.ARRETT  BROWNING.  A 

By  Lilian  Whiting.     (Three  copies.)      821.88  Bsw. 
STUDY  OF  CHARACTER,  THE 

Eclectic   Magazine    123 :76-79:July    1894. 
STUDY  OF  DICTIONARIES 

By  V/il!iam  Mathews.    Literary  Digest  13:525: Aug.  22.  1896. 

STUDY  OF  THE  LOVE  POETRY  OF  THE  BROWNINGS 

Current  Literature  39:499-500:Nov.   1905. 

STUDY  OF  RHYMES  IN  BROWNING.  A 

By  Elizabeth  M.  Clark.    Poet  Lore  2:9:480-86. 

STUDY  PROGRAM 

Sanlavana  on  Robert  Browning:  A  Pessimist  Criticism.    By  Helen 
Dryer"  Woodward.    Poet  Lore    1 3  : 1  : 1 06- 1  1  I . 

STUDY  PROGRAMME.  A 

By    Charlotte    Porter    and    Helen    A.    Clarke.     Browning's    Foll( 

Poems.    Poet  Lore    12:1:105-113. 

English  Life  and  Literature.    Poet  Lore  2:9:489-491. 
STUDY  PROGRAMMES,  BROWNING 

By    Charlotte    Porter    and    Helen    A.    Clarke.     In    two    volume*. 

821.88  Zcp. 

Same.  One  volume. 

Reviewed  in  Outlook  65: 133:  May   12.   1900. 

STURTEVANT.  MABEL  E. 

Stratford-on-Avon.    Education  Magazine  33:488-491 : April    1913. 
STYLE 

By  J.  Gregory  Smith.    (Oxford  and  Cambridge  Review.)    Littell's 

Living  Age  276:93-100. 
SUBJECTIVE  ELEMENT  IN  BROWNING 

By  Thorpe.    Poet  Lore   1:5:230-231. 

SUBTLETY 

See  J.  Cotter  Morison. 
SUCCESSION  OF  MR.  MEREDITH.  THE 

By  Laurie   Magnus.     Fortnightly   Review   88:935:Dec.    1907. 
SUGGESTED  BY  THE  EPILOGUE  IN  ASOLANDO 

By  H.  McL.  I.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  134 

821.88  Xht. 
SUGGESTIONS  FOR  BROWNING  STUDY 

By   Daniel   G.   Brinton.    Poet  Lore  8^8:51-53. 
SUGGESTIONS  REGARDING  BOOKS  ON  BROWNING 

By  Marie  Ada  Molineux.    Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3:142- 

144:Jan.   1912. 

SULLIVAN.  ALAN 

Plus  and  Minus.    Scribner's   Magazine   46:368:Sept.    1909. 
SULLIVAN.  T.  R. 

Robt.  L.  Stevenson  at  Saranac.    Scribner's  Magazine  62:243  :Aug. 

1917. 
SULLY-PRUDHOMME  AND  POETRY  OF  REFLECTION 

Nation  85:31 9-323  :Oct.  1907. 
SULMAN,  THOMAS 

A  Memorable  Art  Class.    Good  Words.   Littell's  Living  Age  214: 

889-893. 
SULZBERGER,  F. 

The   Browning   Societ\f    of   the   New    Centur\f   Club.     Poet    Lore 

5:1:55-56:    5:2:112, 


BROWNINGIANA  371 

SUMMER  TRIP  THROUGH  THE  DOLOMITES.  A 

By   Eric    Bell.    Country   Life  in   America    18:363-364 :July    1910. 
SUMMERS  IN  BRITTAINY 

By  A.   M.  Mosher.    Century   32:755-768. 

SUMMUM  BONUM 

See  Music. 

From  Asolando,  translated  into  Japanese   bv   Bin   Uyeda.    Kaicho 

On  134-140    821.88  Xku. 
SUN  SYMBOLISM  IN  BROWNING 

By  Helen   A.  Clarke.     Poet  Lore    11:1:55-73. 

SUN.  THE 

See  Music. 

SUN,  THE  IDEA  OF  GOD  IN  THE 

By  D.  G.  Bnnton.    Poet  Lore  3:3:254-257. 

SUNDERLAND.  J.  T. 

Religious  Influence  of  RuJ\)ard  Kipling.    Literary  Digest    19:258- 

259:Au2.  26.  1899. 
SUPERB   MONSTER.  A 

Literary  Digest   30: 143: Jan.   28,    1905. 

SURVEY  OF  SELECT  BOOKS  OF  THE  SEASON.  A 

Poet  Lore    11:4:613-622. 
SURVIVAL  OF  THE  ESSAY.  THE 

Poet  Lore  9:3:431-436. 
SUTHERLAND,  ORR.  MRS. 

Browning's  Life  and  Letters.    Nation   52 :520-521  :June  25.    1891. 
SWAN  SONGS  OF  THE  POETS,  THE 

By  Alexander  Small.    Eclectic  Magazine   120:241 -243 : Feb.   1893. 
SWANWICK.  ANNA 

The  Dramas   of  Aeschylus.    Robert   Browning's  Own   Copy     852 

A353des. 
SWINBURNE.  ALGERNON  CHARLES 

Littell's  Living  Age  262:3-17. 

Our  Library    Table.    Athenaeum   4014:443-444:Oct.    1,    1904. 

Personal   Recollections.     By    Edmund   Gosse.     Fortnightly    Review 

91-1020. 

Social   Verse.     Forum    12: 1  70-1  71  :Oct.    1891. 

By  Arthur  Quiller-Couch.    Edinburgh  Review  225:249-268: April 

1917. 

By  Edmund  Gosse.    Fortnightly  Review  91:1037:June  1909. 

Social  Verse.    Forum  43  :  130- 142:  Feb.   1910. 

The    Heptalogia.     Containing    John   Jones,    A    Parod\)    on    Robert 

Browning.    821.8  S978h. 

A  Sequence  of  Sonnets  on  the  Death  of  Robert  Browning.     (Fort- 
nightly Review.)    Littell's  Living  Age  184 :447-448:Feb.  15,   1890. 

Same.  Homage    to    Robert  Browning,  A\ep\\Tanner  96-98     821.88 

Xht. 

Swinburne's  Letters.     (Times.)     Littell's  Living  Age  262:154-165. 

Up   the  Spout,  Parody.    Carolyn    Wells'  Parody  Anthology   215- 

218    821.08  W453pa. 

By  W.  Robertson  Nicoll.    Contemporary  Review  95:527-538:May 

1909. 

Wordsworth  and  Byron.    Nineteenth  Century   15:583-609. 
SWINBURNE,  A  TRIBUTE  TO 

By  Ernest  Rhys.    Nineteenth  Century  65 :965-979  :June    1909. 

SWINBURNE'S  LETTERS 

By   A.    C.   Swinburne.     (Times.)     Littell's   Living   Age   262:154- 
165. 


372  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

SWINBURNE'S  LYRICS.  MR. 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh   Review    171  :429-452: April    1890. 
SWINBURNE'S  POETRY,  CHARACTERISTICS  OF 

By    W.    Holman    Hunt.     Edinburgh    Review    204:468-487:Oct. 

1906. 
SWINBURNE'S  POSTHUMOUS  POEMS 

By  Edmund  Gosse.    Contemporary  Review   1 12:1 18:106-107:July 

1917:Literary  Supplement. 
SYLVAN.  URBANUS 

The   New   CrHichm.     (Cornhill    Magazine.)     Littell's  Living   Age 

224:432-438. 
SYMBOLISM 

By    M.    Maeterlinck.      Pippa     Panes.     Optimism     of     Broivmng 

842.91   M186br. 
SYMES.  J.  E. 

Self-Re-oelaiion  94-100.     Notes   to   the   Pocket   Volume  of   Selec- 
tions from  the  Poemi  o/ TRofcerJ  flrolDnmg.    By  Alex  Hill.     821.88 

Dhn. 
SYMONDS  AS  AN  INTERPRETER  OF  ITALY 

Literary  Digest   10:281 -282: Jan.  5,   1893. 
SYMONDS,  JOHN  ADDINGTON 

A  Comparison  of  Elizabethan  and  Victorian  Poetryi.    (Fortnightly 

Review.)    Littell's  Living  Age    180:195-209. 

Debt  of  English  to  Italian  Literature.    (Fortnightly  Review.)    Lit- 
tell's Living  Age  125:131-138. 
SYMONS,  ARTHUR 

Drowning  in  Intimate  Intercourse.    Dial  61:387:Nov.  16,  1916. 

By  Thomas  Campbell.    Fortnightly  Review  82:421  : Sept.    1904. 

Dead   in    Venice.     Athenaeum    2:280;    Parleyings    With    Certain 

People;    London   Browning    Society    Papers    9:169-179. 

Dead   in    Venice.     Homage    to   Robert   Browning,   Aleph   Tanner 

98-99    821.88  Xht. 

An  Introduction  to  the  Stud\)  of  Drowning.    Cassell  &  Co.,  Ltd., 

1886.    821.88  Dsic. 

Same.  J.  M.  Dent  &  Co.,  London,   1906.     821.88  Dsi. 

Same.  Poet  Lore  1:11:535-536. 

Is  Drowning  Dramatic?    Browning  Society  Papers  7:1-12     821.88 

Dbs. 

Shelle}).     Atlantic   Monthly    100:347-356: July    1907. 

Some  Notes  on  Mr.  Drowning.    London  Browning  Society  Papers 

8: 13-1 7:  Abstract. 

Some  Notes  on  Mr.  Drowning  s  Latest  Volume.    Browning  Society 

Papers  9:169-179     821.88  Dbs. 
SYRACUSE  BROWNING  CLUB 

Memorial  Meeting.    Contains:   Drowning' s   Use  of  History,   Prof. 

Charles  J.  Little,  9-]3;Aid  to  Living,  from  Browning,  Mrs.  Mary 

E.  Bagg,   14-20;  Drowning  as  a  Theologian.  Rev.  E.  W.  Mundy, 

21-23;  Drowning  as  An  Artist,  E.  H.  Merreil,  24-54;  Drownings 

Philosophy,    Miss    Arria    S.    Huntington,    55-59;    Drowning    as   a 

Dramatist,  Rev.  S.  R.  Calthrop,  60-63;   Some  of  Drowning's  De- 

liefs,  C.   W.  Bardeen,  64-78;    Remarks  by  Rev.   C.  DeD.  Mills, 

79-90;   Notes  of  a  Call  on  Mr.  Drowning.  C.  W.  Bardeen  91-94 

821.88  Bsy. 
SYRACUSE  BROWNING  CLUB,  THE  CONSTITUTION  OF 

With  a  sketch  of  its  organization  and  a  list  of  its  members.     821.88 

Biyc. 


BROWNINGIANA  573 


TABLE.  OUR  LIBRARY 

Athenaeum  3324:60-61  ^July  1891  ;  2356:809:Dec.  21 .  1872:  3768: 
47:Jan.  13.   1900;   3918:720-721  :Nov.  29,  1902;   4030:81 -83 :Jan. 

21.  1905;  4073:684-686: Nov.  18.  1905;  4091 :358-360:March  24. 

1906;  4093:4 19-420: April  7.  1906;  4099:606-608: May  19.  1906; 

4205:668-669:  May  30.  1908. 

By  Algernon  Chas.  Swinburne.    Athenaeum  401 4:443-444: Oct.   1. 

1904. 
TABLE  TALK  OF  SHIRLEY 

Reminiscences  of  Browning.    By  John  SI(elton.    Blackwood  &  Sons, 

Edinburgh  and  London.    1895.     824.8  F842t. 

By  John  Skelton.   Brorvning  124.  127.  129.  130.  287-290.    William 

Blackwood  &  Sons.  Edinburgh  and  London.    1895.     824.8  F942t. 
TABLET 

By   William   G.   Kingsland.     Poet   Lore   2:11:611. 
TAIT'S  MAGAZINE 

James   Monigomer};.     By    George   Gilfilian.     Littell's    Living   Age 

1  I  :  57-60. 
TAKE  HOME  HER  HEART 

By  Fl.  D.  Rawnsley.    Homage  lo  Robert  Broivning,  Aleph  Tanner 

90    821.88  Xht. 
TAKESHI  SAITO 

Japanese,  Seisho  Kensan.    A  complete  translation  into  Japanese  of 

Saul. 

Rabbi  Ben  Ezra.    Three  Magazines  containing  parts   1,  2  and  3. 

Translated   and  interpreted  into  Japanese. 
TAKING  STOCK 

Editorial.    Dial   50:3-5:Jan.    1.    1911. 

TALE  OF  FLORENTIUS.  THE 

By   A.   G.   Shireff. 
TALKS  ABOUT  NEW  BOOKS 

Mention  of  Mrs.  BroTening.    Frank  Leslie's  44:720. 
TALKS  ON  THE  STUDY  OF  LITERATURE 

Recalls    The  Ring  and   the  Boolf.     Frank   Leslie's  44:720. 
TALKS  WITH  TENNYSON 

By  Elizabeth  R.  Chapman.    Putman's  Magazine  7:549:Feb.   1910. 
TANNENFORST.  URSULA 

Divided.    Homage   to   Robert  Browning,   Aleph    Tanner    103-104 

821.88  Xht. 

Same.  A  Poem  on  Elizabeth  Barrett  and  Robert  Bro^vning.    Poet 

Lore  2:4:193-195. 

TANNER.  ALEPH 

Homage  to  Brorvning.     821.88  Xht. 
TAPPER.  THOMAS 

Introduction  and  l\'oies  to   The   Young  Follfs'  Browning.    Selected 

from  the  Poems  of  Robert  Browning.    Illustrated  by  Louis  Mcynell. 

The  Cozy  Corner   Series.   The   Page  Co..   Boston.    1919.     821.88 

Syf. 

TARRANT.  MURTEL  P. 

The   Plowman   and   the   Peer.     Baylor    Literary    18:355-359 :May 
1910. 


374  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

TAURELLO  SALINGUERRA 

By  William  Rossetti.    London  Browning  Society  Papers  12:82-97. 
TAYLOR.  BAYARD 

Angela   Orders  His  Dinner.    After  Robert   Browning,  A   Parody 

Anthologa.    By  Carolyn  Wells.    205     821.08  W453pa. 

Parodies:    By    the   Sea,   Angela   Orders   His  Dinner.    A    Parady 

Anlhology.   Carolyn   Wells  203-206     821.08   W453pa. 

Three   Old   and    Three   /Ven»   Poets.     Review    of   in    International 

Review  3:402-413. 
TAYLOR,  EDWARD  ROBESON 

Braining  in  Inla  the  Light   106     811    T239. 
TEACHER  OF  1  HE  NINETEENTH  CENTURY,  BROWNING  AS 

THE 

By    C.    M.     Whitehead.     Berdoe's     Bron>ning     Studies     283-310 

821.88  VIbs. 

By  C.  M.  Whitehead.    London  Browning  Society  Papers   10:237- 

263. 
TEACHING  OF  POETRY  IN  THE  HIGH  SCHOOL,  THE 

By   Arthur    H.    R.    Fairchild.     Dealing    with    Andrea    del   Sarto. 

22-63    808.1  F165p. 
TEACHING  ON  FAITH,  LIFE  AND  LOVE.  BROWNING'S 

By  Arthur  Hind.     821.88  Rhtf. 
TEACHING  POETRY  IN  THE  GRADES 

By  Haliburton   and  Smith.     371    HI 39. 
TEACHINGS,  SOME,  ON  IHE  RING  AND  THE  BOOK 

By  F.  B.  Hornbrooke.    Poet  Lore   1:314-320. 
TEARS 

See  Music. 
TEASDALE,  SARA 

The   Year's  at   the  Spring.    Homage   to   Robert  BroHtning,  Aleph 

Tanner  37     821.88  Xht. 
TECHNIQUE  OF  NON-DRAMATIC  BLANK  VERSE 

By    Frank    C.    Brown.     South    Atlantic    Quarterly    1 1  :96-98:Jan. 

1912. 
TEMPERAMENT.  THE  UNLITERARY 

Editorial.    Dial  40:5-7 :Jan.    1,    1909. 

TEMPLE  BAR 

An  Afternoon  Call.    Littell's  Living  Age  203:208-215. 
Thomas  Lovell  Beddoes.    By  Mrs.  Andrew  Crosse.    Littell's  Living 
Age  201:157-166. 

The  Birds  of  Tennyson.    By  Edgar  Valdes.    Littell's  Living  Age 
213:807-817. 

The   Brownings.    By    Mrs.   Andrew   Crosse.     Littell's  Living   Age 
192:719-728. 

Leigh   Hunt.     By    F.    Warre    Cornish.     Littell's  Living   Age   210: 
3-14. 

A  Little  Girl's  Recollections.    By  Henriette  Corkran.    Littell's  Liv- 
ing Age  204:311-315. 

IV alter  Savage  Landor.    By  John  Fyvie.    Littell's  Living  Age  206: 
3-12. 

Old   Memories   Interviewed.     By    Mrs.    Andrew    Crosse.     Littell's 
Living  Age  195:372-383. 

Science  and  Society  in  the  Fifties.    By  Mrs.  Andrew  Crosse.    Lit- 
tell's Living  Age    191:208-218. 
Society  Poets.    Littell's  Living  Age    180:48-53. 
Some  Recollections   of   Charles  Stuart   Caherley.     Littell's   Living 

Age   172:421-426. 


BROWNINGIANA  375 

TEMPLE.  H.  W. 

HoU)    Browning's    Fame    Was    Delayed.     Literary    Digest    13:26: 

May  I.  1897. 
TEMPLE  LIBRARY 

The  Poetical   IVorlfi   of    Thomas  LoTvell   Deddoes.     By    Edmund 

Gosse.    Athenaeum  3296:879-881  : Dec.   27.    1890. 

TENDENCIES    OF    ENGLISH    AND    FRENCH    LITERATURE 

DURING  THE  ELIZABETHAN  PERIOD 

By  M.  V.  Easton.    Poet  Lore   1:4:157-171. 
TENNYSON 

Eclectic   Magazine    120:31 -44: Jan.    1893. 

Browning  and    Tennyson  as  Spiritual  Forces.    By   C.   C.   Everett. 

(Typewritten)      821.88  Rtb. 

Part   1.    By  Edmund  Gosse.    (New  Review.)    Littelis  Living  Age 

195:707-713. 

Part  2.    By  Herbert   Paul.     (New  Review.)    Lilteil's  Living  Age 

195:713-718. 

By  Andrew  Lang.    Literary  Digest  24:320-321  : March  8.   1902. 

A  Reconsideration  and  Appreciation.    By  Henry  Vv.  Clark.    Fort- 
nightly Review  92:226: Aug.    1909. 

TENNYSON  A  FORTUNATE  POETIC  DOMINANCE 

Editorial.     Century    78:637: Aug.    1909. 

TENNYSON.  ALFRED  LORD 

By  Andrew  Lang.    Eclectic  Magazine   129:810-81 7:Dec.    1897. 
By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review    186:285:Oct.    1897;    i86:286:Oct. 
1897;     186:288:Oct.     1897;     186:296:Oct.     1897;     186:301  :Oct. 

1897;  186:306:Oct.  1897. 

A    Memoir.     By    His    Son.     Athenaeum    3651  :521  522 :Oct.     16. 

1897. 

Same.  By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review  186:275-306:JuIy  1886. 
TENNYSON  AND  BROWNING 

By  Edward  M.  Chapman.     821.88  Ret. 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review  172:301  :Oct.   1890;    172:301-316: 

July   1886;    172:316:Oct.   1890. 

A   Manual  for  College   Classes  and  Other  Students.     By   Robert 

Huntington   Fletcher.     821.88  Dft. 

Poet    Lore   2:1:100-101. 

Lectures  on  Literature  and  Art  5:139-179.    By  Edward  Dowden. 

820.4  L471a. 

See  Studies  in  Literature   1789-1877.    By  Edward  Dowden.    191- 

239    804  D745. 
TENNYSON  AND  BROWNING  AS  SPIRITUAL  FORCES 

By  Charles  C.   Everett.    Chapter   II    (Typewritten)     821.88  Rtb. 
TENNYSON  AND  BROWNING  COMPARED 

By  J.  Llewelyn  Davies.    Browning  Notes   17-22     821.88  Dhn. 
TENNYSON  AND  BROWNING,  A  FOi'^GOT  lEN  RIVAL  OF 

By   Edmund   Gosse.    Literary  Digest    18:438-459: April  22.    1899. 

TENNYSON  AND   BROWNING.  THE  GREAT  TWIN   BRETH- 

EREN 

From    English   Literature    in   Account    IVith    Religion    1800-1900. 

Chapter    1  1  :349-393.     By    Edward    M.    Chapman.    (Typewritten) 

821.88  Ret. 
TENNYSON  AND  HIS  FRIENDS  AT  FRESHWATER 

By  V.  C.  Scott  O'Connor.    Century  55 :240-268:Dec.   1897. 

TENNYSON  AND  HIS  POETRY.  FREDERICK 
By  W.  Winthrop.    Poet  Lore   10:2:258-275. 


376  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

TENNYSON  AND  OTHER  MEMORIAL  POEMS 

Valete.    Zip  Hardwicli  Drummond  Ran>nsle\;.     821.88  R261. 
TENNYSON  AND  O  1  HER  POETS  AS  DRAMATISTS 

Editorial.    Literary  Digest    13:348- 549  :Sept.  4.    1897. 
TENNYSON  AS  A  MINOR  POET 

Editorial.    Literary  Digest   48:1  :6 19-620: March   21.    1914. 
TENNYSON  AS  A  NA'l  URE  POET 

By  Theodore  Watts.    Eclectic  Magazine   120:837-849: June   1893. 
TENNYSON  AS  A  NAiURE  POET.  ASPECTS  OF 

By  'Iheodore  Watts.     (Nineteenth  Century.)    Littell's  Living  Age 

198:28-42. 
TENNYSON.  AS  A  POLITICAL  THINKER 

Eclectic  Magazine    120:282-284: Feb.    1893. 
TENNYSON.  ASPECTS  OF 

A  Personal  Reminiscence.    By  James  Knowles.    (Nineteenth  Cen- 
tury.)   Littell's  Living  Age   196:515-529. 
TENNYSON.  THE  BIOGRAPHY  OF 

By  W.  S.  Kennedy.    Poet  Lore  10: 1  :1  14-122. 
TENNYSON,  THE  BIRDS  OF 

By  Edgar  Valdes.    (Temple  Bar.)    Littell's  Living  Age  213:807- 

817. 
TENNYSON.  BOOKS  ON 

Poet  Lore  9:1:138-141. 
TENNYSON,  BROWNING  AND 

(Blackwood's  Magazine.)     Littell's  Living  Age   184:240-245. 

By  Robert  Huntington  Fletcher.     821.88  Dft. 

(Spectator.)    Littell's  Living  Age    184:190-192. 
TENNYSON,  BROWNING  AND  GEORGE  ELIOT.  SOME  MEM- 
ORIES OF 

By  justia  McCarthy.    Literary  Digest  19:40: July  8.  1899. 
TENN'i'SON  CENTENARY.   IHE 

By   Frederic   Harrison.     Littell's   Living   Age   262:643-648;    also 

Nineteenth   Century   66:226-233 :  Aug.    1909. 
TENNYSON.  CHOICE  OF  SUBJECT  MATTER  IN  BROWNING 

AND 

Miss  Ariel.    Note  by  I.  N.  Cog.    Poet  Lore  7:6&7:356-366. 
TENNYSON  E  I  BROWNING 

By    Dr.    Angelo    Crespi.     Italian    British    Review    2:1  :34-45:Jan. 

1919. 
TENNYSON,  FAME  OF 

By  Henry  Van  Dyke.    Independent  42:66:Jan.    16.    1890. 
TENNYSOiN.  THE  LIFE  OF  ALFRED 

Literary  Digest  15  :850-853  :Nov.  13,  1899. 
TENNYSON.  LIONEL 

Phaedra  and  Phedre.    Nineteenth  Century  7:38-77. 
TENNYSON.  IHE  LOTUS  SYMBOLISM  IN  BROWNING  AND 

By  Anna  Brown.    Poet  Lore  2:12:625-634. 
TENNYSON.  LOVE  AND  DUTY  IN  BROWNING  AND 

By  E.  F.  R.  Stitt.    Poet  Lore  4:5:271-274. 
TENNYSON,  THE  MISSION  OF 

By  W.  S.  Lilly.    (Fortnightly  Review.)    Littell's  Living  Age  213 : 

227-234. 

By    W.  S.  Lilly.    Literary  Digest   14:639: March  27,   1897. 

Eclectic   Magazine   45:61  7-624 :May    1897. 

TENNYSON,  TALKS  WITH 

By  Wilfred  Ward.    Eclectic  Magazine   127:31 7-328:Sept.    1896; 
also  (New  Review)   Littell's  Living  Age  210:323-335. 


BROWNINGIANA  377 

TENNYSON.  ON  BROWNING  AND 

By  W.  H.  Browne.    American  Journal  of   Philology  32:484-485. 

TENNYSON.  RUSKIN  AND  BROWNING.  RECORDS  OF 

By  Anne  T.  Ritchie.    See  Gingerich.     820.4  R598r. 
TENNYSON.  A  STUDY  OF 

Editorial.    Independent   46:961-962:1894. 
TENNYSON.  A  STUDY   IN  THE  DREAM-CRAFT  OF  BURNS. 

LOWELL  AND 

By  L.  W.  Smith.    Poet  Lore  7:5:233-243. 
TENNYSON— THE  BIOGRAPHY 

Munsey's    Magazine    18:933-934:  March    1898. 
TENNYSON.  THE  POET  OF  THE  ENGLISH  RACE 

By  Arthur  Waugh.    Literary  Digest   13:330:July   11.   1896. 
TENNYSON'S  EARLY  POEMS 

By  William  Canton.    Eclectic   Magazine    135:778-783  :Dec.    1900. 
TENNYSON'S  POEMS 

(British  Quarterly  Review.)    Littell's  Living  Age    147:786-795. 
TENNYSON  S  RLF.  TO  SALE  OF  LOVE  LETTERS 

Liicrary  i\olcs.    Independent  74:591. 
TENNYSON'S    VISION    OF   SIN    AND    BROWNING'S    CHILDE 

ROLAND 

By  Iheophilus  P.  Sawin.    Poet  Lore  9:2:256-265. 
THAT  DOME  IN  AIR 

Thoughts    on    Poelr))    and    the    Poets.     By    John    Vance    Cheney. 

BroTvning  236    614  C518. 
THEATRE— MUNICIPAL 

By  Charles   Carrington.    Contemporary    Review   82:41  1 -428:Sept. 

1902. 
THEATRICAL  LANDMARKS 

By   T.    H    .S.    Escott.     Edinburgh    Review    227 :85-96:Jan.    1918. 

THEISM.  BROWNING'S 

By  Josiah  Royce.    Boston   Browning  Society  Papers   7-34     821.88 

Vbp. 
THEOLOGY.  BROWNINGS 

By  Mrs.  Alexander  Orr.     (Spectator.)    Littell  s  Living  Age    192: 

374-376. 

By  Frederick  M.  Bird.    Independent  42:171-172. 

By  H.  White.    Poet  Lore    12:3:417-430. 
THEOLOGY.  THE  GREAT  POETS  AND  THEIR 

By  Augustus  Hopkins  Strong.     808.1    S923g. 
THEOLOGIAN.  BROWNING  AS  A 

By  Rev.  W.  E.  Mundy.    From  Memorial  Meeting  of  the  Syracuse 

Brownmg  Club  21-23     821.88  Bsy. 

THEORY  OF  LOVE.  BROWNINGS 

By     Elmer    James     Bailey.      Arena     41  :231  :27-^-284:March-June 

1909. 
THERE  AS  HERE 

By    Jeanie    Morison.     In    Memoriam,    Robert    Droivning    I      821.8 

M861t. 
THERE'S  A  WOMAN  LIKE  A  DEWDROP 

See  Music. 
THERE'S  HEAVEN  ABOVE 

See  Music. 
THINKERS  AND  IRONISTS 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review  210:426-446 :Oct.    1909. 


378  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

THIRD  SHELF  OF  OLD  BOOKS 

By   Mrs.   Fields.    Scribner's   Magazine    l6:354:Sept.    1894. 
THIS  IS  A  SPRAY  THE  BIRD  CLUNG  TO 

See  Music. 
THOMPSON.  FRANCIS:  A  STUDY  IN  TEMPERAMENT 

(London  Quarterly  Review.)    Littell's  Living  Age  203:403-410. 
THOMPSON.  MAURICE 

Beside  a  Brook  H^Hh  Izaak-    Independent  47:859-860:1895. 

Lilerar^  Half  Acres.    Independent  44:2:1545-46:1892. 

Poetry  Since  Pope.    Chautauquan   15:320-321  :June   1892. 

Tomorrow':  Poclry.   Independent  40:2: 1393  :Nov.  1.  1888. 
THOMPSON.  R.  E. 

Balauslion's  Ad\>enlure.    Penn  Monthly  6:72:928-940:Dec.  1875. 
THOMPSONS  IRIBUTE  TO  SHELLEY.  FRANCIS 

Current  Opinion  45:515-518. 
THOMSON.  E.  H. 

The  Traged\f  of  a  Troubadour.    (An  interpretation  of  Browning's 

Sordello.) 
THOMSON.  JAMES 

Notes    on    the    Genius    of    Robert    Brotvning.     Browning    Society 

Papers  2:239-250    821.88  Dbs. 

Same.  Biographical  and  Critical  Studies  437-457     824.8  T483. 

The  Ring  and  the  Book.    Ibid  458-477. 

Pacchiarolto.    Ibid  478-483. 
THORNE.  WM.  HENRY 

Modern  Idols.   Studies  in  Biography  and  Criticism.    Robert  Brown- 
ing 21-48    801  151  Imi. 
THORPE.  FRANCIS  N. 

Reasons  for  Being  a  Liberal.    Poet  Lore  2:3:150-152. 
THOUGHTS  ABOUT  A  NEW  POETICAL  DAWN 

By  Thomas  Bradfieid.    Literary  Digest   1 1:250 :June  29.   1895. 
THOUGH  rS  FROM  BROWNING 

A  Calender  for   1912.     821.88  Xae. 

Selections  from  the  Writings  of  Robert  Browning  for  Every  Day 

in  the  Year.    Selected  and  Edited  by  Ann  Bachelor.     821.88  Stb. 
THOUGHTS  OF  A  POET  ON  ART  AND  FAI'l  H 

By  Howard  S.   Pearson. 
THOUGH  iS  ON  BROWNING.  SOME 

By    Mary   A.   Lewis.     (MacMillan's    Magazine.)     Littell's   Living 

Age  154:238-246:July  22.  1882. 
THREE  AMERICAN  POETS 

By  Richard  Le  Gallienne.    Forum  45:84:  J  an.    1911. 
THREE  AMERICAN   POETS  OF  TODAY 

By  May  Sinclair.    Fortnightly  Review  86:437:Sept.    1906. 
THREE  INTERESTS  IN  OLD  ENGLISH  LITERATURE,  THE 

By  David  Masson.    Contemporary  Review  21  :199-226:Jan.    1873. 
THREE  OCTOGENARIAN  POETS 

Editorial.    Literary  Digest    11:160: June  8,    1895. 
THREE  OLD  AND  THREE  NEW  POETS 

By  Bayard  Taylor.    International  Review  3:402-413. 
THROUGH  ITALY  WITH  THE  POETS 

By  Robert  Schauffler.     808.1   S313t. 

Compiled    by    Robert    Haven    Schauffler.      Poem:    Browning    at 

Asolo,   by    Underwood    Johnson.     See    index    for    other    Browning 

Poems.     808.1   S313l. 


BROWNINGIANA  379 

THROUGH  THE  METIDJA  TO  ABD-EL-KADR 

By    Browniinj.    (Chapters     1-5.)      Rising    Generation    39:3:84-85 
8^1.88  Xmrg. 

TH.  T. 

Elizabelli   Barrell  Biuniiiing.    Athenaeum    1866:153:1863. 

THWING.  C.  F. 

Advice   of  a   Fallier   lo   a   Daughter   on   Entering    College.     Inde- 
pendent 7l:473-477:Sept.  I.  1911. 
THY  CROWN  S  A  STAR 

By  Annis  J.  5cott.    Homage  to  Robert  Droxvning,  Aleph  Tanner 

143     8^1.88  Xht. 
THY  FACE 

See  Music. 

(Song.)    Music  by  C.  Whitney  Coombs.  (Two  copies.)    G.  Schir- 

mer. 
TIEMANN.  WALTER 

See  under   h .   C.  Gerden. 

TILDEN.  F.  C. 

Literature   as   An   Interpretation    of   Life.     English   Journal    4:97: 
Feb.  1915. 

TILLEY.  ARTHUR 

Tree  Theories  of  Poetry.    (MacMillan.)    Littell's  Living  Age  161  : 
682-692. 

TILTON.  'IHEODORE 

Mrs.  Browning's  Last  Poems,  with  a  memori2d  by  Theodore  Tilton. 
1862     821.88  Gmm. 

TIME 

Robert  Browning,  A    V'oung  Man's  Recollections.    Littell's  Living 
Age  187:673-677. 

TIME  AND  THE  PLACE.  THE 

By   Bliss   Carman.    Homage   to  Robert   Browning.   Aleph   Tanner 
79    821.88  Xht. 

TIMES 

The  England  of  English  Poets.    Littell's  Living  Age  285:677-681. 
Four  Victorian  Poets.    Littell's  Living  Age  257:244-249. 
Hours  in  a  Library.    Littell's  Living  Age  292:283-287. 
Patriotic  Poetry.    Littell's  Living  Age  283:107-112. 
Swinburne's  Letters.    By   A.   C.   Swinburne.    Littell's   Living   Age 
262:154-165. 

TO  A  BROWNING  POEM 

By  James  L.  Hughes.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 55     821.88  Xht. 

TO  A  SWALLOW  BUILDING  UNDER  OUR  EAVES 

By  Mrs.  Bro^vning.    Manual  Training   18:221  :Jan.   1917. 

TO  BROWNING 

By  Parkenham  Beatly.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 58     821.88  Xht. 

By  Walter  S.  Bigelow.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 121     821.88  Xht. 

By  Clement  G.  Clarke.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 53     821.88  Xht. 

By  Edwin   Markham.    Homage   to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 40    821.88  Xht. 
By  Clement  G.  Clarke.    Outlook   52:97:July  20.    1895. 


380  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

TO  BROWNING.  THE  MUSIC  MASTER 

By  Robert  Haven  Schauffler.  Homage  to  Robert  Broivnini,  Aleph 
Tanner  72-73     821.88  Xht. 

TOCCATA 

See  Music. 
TOCCATA  OF  GALUPPIS,  A 

Browning  Stud^  Programme,  A  Croup  of  Music  Poems— A  Toc- 
cata of  Caluppi's,  Master  Hugues  of  Saxe-Cotha,  Ahl  Vogler. 
By  Charlotte  Porter  and  Helen  A.  Clarke.  Poet  Lore  10:1:288- 
293. 

Poet  Lore   10:2:288. 

TOCCATA  OF  GALUPPIS.  ON  A 

By  Mrs.  Alexander  Ireland.    Berdoe's  Broivning  Studies   187-194 

821.88  Vlbs. 

By    Mrs.    Alexander    Ireland.     London    Browning   Society    Papers 

11:363-370    821.88  Dbs. 
TOCCATA  OF  GALUPPIS.  THE  TECHNICAL  MUSICAL  ALLU- 
SIONS IN  A 

Poet  Lore  2:10:546-7;    10:2:288;    Browning  Study  Programmes: 

Music  Poems. 

TODHUNTER.  JOHN 

The   Performance    of   Strafford   at    the    Strand    Theatre.     London 

Browning  Society   Papers   9:147-152. 

The  Ring  and  the  Book,  London,  1884.  London  Browning  So- 
ciety Papers   5:85-92,   Abstract. 

Strafford,  at   the  Strand  Theatre,   Dec.   21.    1886.     Browning  So- 
ciety Papers  9 : 1 47- 1  52     82 1 .88  Dbs. 
TOLSTOI,  LEON  (LE  COMTE) 

Kalia  with  autograph  of  Sarianna  Browning.     891.73  T645kf. 
TOLSTOY.  COUNT  LEO 

By   F.  W.   Farrar.    Forum  6:110:Oct.    1888. 
TOMLINSON,  MARY 

IVordsrvorth's  Poetry,  A    Personal  Ezperience.    Chautauquan  45: 

226-233  :Jan.   1907. 
TONIC.  THE  BROWNING 

By  Martha  Baker  Dunn.    Atlantic  Monthly  90:203-211. 
TO  ROBERT  BROWNING 

By  Witter  Bynner.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanne* 

25-26    821.88  Xht. 

By  L.  Ormiston  Chant.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tan. 

ner    126-127     821.88  Xht. 

By  Helen  A.  Clarke.  Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 45     821.88  Xht. 

By   Mabel    Barnett   Gates.     Homage   to   Robert   Browning,   Alepb 

Tanner  75     821.88  Xht. 

By  Edmund  Gosse.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tannei 

60    821.88  Xht. 

By  Walter  Savage  Landor.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph 

Tanner  22     821.88  Xht. 

By   Eric    Mackey.     Homage   to   Robert   Browning,   Aleph   Tanner 

53     821.88  Xht. 

By  George  Meredith.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

130    821.88  Xht. 

A    Poem.     Nassau    Literary    Magazine    (Princeton    College)    469: 

Feb.   1890. 


BROWNINGIANA  381 

By  Agnes  Lee.  Homage  Iv  Robert  Broiuniug,  Aleph  Tanner  44 
821.88  Xhl. 

By  Miss  E.  Dickinson  West.  Homage  lo  Robert  Brovming,  Aleph 
Tanner  133     821.88  Xhl. 

On  the  AUainmcnl  of  Hit  70tb  Birthda}).    By  \V.  G.   Kingsland. 
Not  yet  published. 
TO  ROBERT  AND  ELIZABETH  BARRETT  BROWNING 

By  Marion  Pelton  Guild.  Homage  to  Robert  BroTvning,  Aleph 
Tanner   93      821.88   Xht. 

TO  ROBERT  BROWNING  ON  RE-READING  SOME  POEMS 
LONG  UNREAD 

By  E.  Dickinson  West.  Homage  to  Robert  Brorvning,  Aleph  Tan- 
ner 59    821.88  Xht. 

TO  THE  MEMORY  OF  ROBERT  BROWNING 

By  John  Savary.  1812-89.  Under  Original  Poetry.  Literary 
World  21:l:8:Jan.  4,  1890;  also  Homage  lo  Robert  Broivning. 
Aleph  Tanner    131      821.88   Xht 

TO  HORSE 

See  Music. 

TO  MRS.  THOMAS  B.  STOWELL  AND  MRS.  SIDNEY  J.  PAR- 
SONS 

By   Blanche  Coles.    Homage   to   Robert  Bronining.  Aleph  Tanne. 

83    821.88  Xht. 
TO  THE  POET 

By  Riichior  Hoashi.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning.  Aleph  Tanner 

142    821.88  Xht. 
TOWLE,  ELEANOR  A. 

Literary   Courtships.     (Fortnightly    Review.)     Littell's   Living   Age 

223:220-231. 
TOWNSEND.  A.  L. 

Browning   Queries.     Poet   Lore   3:8&9:488. 
TROBRIDGE.  GEORGE 

A'en^   Life   of  Srvedenhorg.     Review    of    Book.     By    Theodore    F. 

Wright.    New  Church  Review   14:312-313:April   1907. 
TRAGEDY  OF  A  TROUBADOUR 

By   E.   H.   Thomson. 
TRAGIC  MOTIVE  OF  IN  A  BALCONY,  THE 

By   Alice    K.    Robertson.     Poet   Lore   2:6:310-314. 
TRAGOEDIE  FINER  SEELE.  DIE 

See   under   F.  C.   Gerden. 
TRAILL.  H.  D. 

Matihcrv  Arnold.     (Contemporary   Review.)     Littell'g  Living   Age 

178:88-96. 

Same.  Littell's  Living  Age  184:297:300     821.88  Xtnan. 

Robert  Browning.     (National  Review.)    Littell's  Living  Age    184: 

297-300. 

Robert  Browning.    Magazine  Articles  No.    1.    Littell's  Living  Age 

144     821.88    Xman. 

The    Queen's   Diamond   Jubilee.     Fortnightly    Review   67:827-828: 

June    1897. 

TRANSACTIONS.  LEICESTER  LITERARY  AND  PHILOSOPH- 
ICAL SOCIETY 
Artide  on  Browning  and  Sordello.    15JI911      821.88  DIlp. 

TRANSCRIPTS  AND  STUDIES 

Mr.  Browning's  Sordello  474-525.  B?  Edward  Dowden.  820.4 
D7451. 


382  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

TRANSLATION  OF  HERACLES  OF  EURIPIDES 

By  J.  H.  Wright.    In  Maslerpieces  of  Creeli  Literature   193-200; 

translations   of   Alcestis   of  Euripides.     In   Masterpieces   of   Creelf 

Literature  201-248    880.8  W95Ie. 
TRANSLATIONS  INTO  GREEK  AND  LATIN  VERSE 

By  Sir  R.  C.  Jebb.    (Second  Edition.)    Brorvning's  Abt   Vogler. 

Translated  into  Greek.    2-16     808.8  J44tc;   also  The  Lost  Leader. 

Translated   into   Latin.     356-357     808.8   G44t. 

TRANTHAM,  HENRY 

A  Farewell.   Homage  to  Robert  Brorening,  Aleph  Tanner  71,   134 

821.88  Xht. 
TRAUBEL,  HORACE  L. 

Freedom  to  Write  and  to  Print.    Poet  Lore  2:10:529-531. 
TRAY  (In  Japanese) 

By    Robert    Browning.     The     Rising     Generation     37:2:326-327 

821.88  Xmrg. 
TREATMENT  OF  PARENTHOOD.  BROWNING'S 

By   Mrs.    Alexander    Ireland.     London    Browning   Society    Paper* 

12:46-52    821.88  Dbs  12. 
TREE.  VIOLA 

The  Censorship  of  Stage  Plays.    Nineteenth  Century  67:164-172: 

Jan.  1910. 
TREETH.  REV.  J.  T. 

Lecture  on  the  Incarnation.    New  Church  Review  14:471 -472: July 

1907. 
TRENCHES.  BROWNING  FOR  THE 

Selections    from    the   Poetry    of   Robert   Browning.     Published   by 

the    Boston    Browning   Society    as    a    War    Edition   of    Browning's 

Poetry.    Issued  especially  for  the  soldiers,   1918.    Also  a  De  Luxe 

Edition.     821.88  Sbww. 
TRENT.  W.  P. 

The    Byron    Revival.     Forum    26:245-254:Oct.    1898. 

A  Few  French  Books  of  Today.    Forum  38:21 1  :Oct.  1906. 

Mr.  McCarthy's  Reminiscences.    Forum  28:376-379:Nov.   1899. 

A  New  Book  on  Matthew  Arnold.    Forum  34:31 3  :Oct.   1902. 

Mr.  Stephen  Phillip's  Play.    Forum  29:1 16-1 1  7:March  1900. 

The  Question  of  Greatness  in  Literature.    Literary  Digest  24:865- 

866: June  28.  1902. 

Recent  Tributes  to  Longfellow.    Forum  38:557:April   1907. 

Two  Estimates  of  Browning.    Forum  35:294-303. 
TREVELYAN.  BART.  SIR  GEORGE  OTTO 

A   Budget   of  Memories.     Litteli's   Living   Age   260:280-284. 

TREVELYAN.  G.  M. 

The  Poetry  of  George  Meredith.    Eclectic  Magazine  143:503-515: 

Oct.   1904. 
TREVES.  SIR  FREDERICK 

The   County   of    The   Ring  and   the    Book-     Cassell    &   Co..   Ltd., 

1913    821.88  Hrtc. 
TRIGGS.  LAURA  McADOO 

Introduction  to   In   a  Balcony,   by   Robert   Browning.    Designs  by 

F.  W.   Goudy  and  W.  A.   D.   Wiggins.     Langworthy  &  Stevens, 

Chicago.     821.88  Hib. 
TRIGGS.  OSCAR  LOVELL 

The  Aims  of  Literary  Study.    Dial    18:203-4: April    1,    1895. 

Robert   Browning  as    the   Poet   of   Democracy.     Poet   Lore   4:10: 

481  -90. 


BROWNINGIANA  383 

DroToning  and   IVhitman.    Independent  45:436. 

Browning's  Conlribution  to  Literature.    New  Unity  Old  Serici  39: 

New  Series  5 :408-41  1  :July   15.    1897     821.88  Enu. 

Centur\)  of  American  Poetry.    Forum  30:639:Jan.   1901. 

The   Changing   Order,   A    Study   of  Democracy.    Contain*   essay* 

on  Esoteric  Tendency  in  Literature,  Browning,  32-71  ;    The  Phila- 

ophic  and  Religious  Ground,  Whitman,  262-278     304  7828c. 

Colombe's  Birthday.    By  Julia  Marlowe-Taber  Co.    Poet  Lore  7: 

1 :32-34. 

/;.  Re  Caliban.    Poet  Lore  17:4:76-86. 

Literature  and  the  Scientific  Spirit.    Poet  Lore  6:3:113-126. 

New  Ideas  in   Teaching  Literature.    Poet  Lore  8:7:432-54. 

The  Socialistic  Thread  in  the  Life  and  IVorlfs  of  William  Morris. 

Poet  Lore   5:3:115. 

TRIMBLE.  A.  E. 

Concordance   Maying   in   Neii>    Zealand.     Atlantic    Monthly    104: 

364-367  :Sept.  1909. 
TROLLOPE  ON  BROWNING 

By  T.  A.  Trollope.    Poet  Lore   1  :3:152. 

TROUBADOURS  AT  HOME.  THE 

By  Justin  H.  Smith.  254,  258,  260,  261,  272     849.1  S653. 
TRUE  GREATNESS  OF  BROWNING.  THE 

By  Alice  Groff.    Poet  Lore   1:10:470-479. 
TRUTH  ABOUT  ELIZABETH  BARRETT,  THE 

Uncle    Remus   26:33-35  :Oct.    1909. 

TURGENIEF 

Two    Masters,    Browning    and     Turgenief.      By     Philip    Stafford 

Moxom.     821.88  Dmt. 
TURNBULL,  MRS.  LAWRENCE 

Abt  Vogler.    Browning  Society  Papers  4:469-476     821.88  Dbs. 

Same.  Berdoe's   Browning  Studies    143-150     821.88   V'lbs. 

In  a  Balcony.    Browning  Society  Papers  5:499-502     821.88  Dbs. 

Study  of  IVilliam  Watson.    Poet  Lore  9:1:64-82. 
TURNBULL.  V.  CAMERON 

Stories  From  Browning.     821.88   Fts. 

TURPIN.  E.  H. 

Introduction    and    Notes    to    Saul   and    Other   Poems.     By    Robert 

Browning.    Maynard  English  Classic   Series,   Maynard,   Merrill    & 

Co..  New  York.     821.88  Gsm. 
TUTIN.  J.  R. 

The  Robert  Browning   Year  Bool(.     821.88  Gyb. 
TWELFTH  OF  DECEMBER.  1889.  THE 

By  Richard  Watson  Gilder.    Horr.age  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph 

Tanner    131      821.88  Xht. 

To    Robert    Browning.     By    Richard    Watson    Gilder.     Literary 

World  21:3:40:Feb.    1.   1890     821.88  Xmal. 

TWELVE  CENTURIES  OF  ENGLISH  PROSE  AND  POETRY 

By  Newcomer  and  Andrews.     821.08  PI 88. 
TWENTIETH  CENTURY.  THE 

Cod  Is   Where  Man  Is.    By  Chas.  Woodbury.     1  :358:Jan.    1910. 

Prospice,  Browning's  Challenge   to  Death.    By  B.  O.  Flower.    2: 

59-61  :April   1910. 

TWILIGHT  OF  THE  POETS.  THE 

By   Edmund  C.  Stedman.    Century   30: 787-800: Sept.    1885. 
TWINS,  THE 

By  Robert  Browning.     821.88  Gtpr. 


384  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

TWO  ARCHBISHOPS 

By  F.  W.  Farrar.    (Contemporary  Review.)    Litteil's  Living  Age 
211:560-569. 

TWO  BOBBIES,  THE 

By   Bliss  Carman.    Homage   to   Robert   BroTvuing,   Aleph   Tanner 

47     821.88   Xht. 

By  Tom  B.  Meteyard.    Literary  Digest   10:73:Nov.    17,   1894. 
TWO  BOOKS  ABOUT  POETRY 

By    William    Allan    Neilson.     Atlantic    Monthly    89:41 9-23: Jan. 

1902. 
TWO  BOOKS  OF  VERSE 

Atlantic  Monthly  66: 844 -846: Dec.    1890. 
TWO  CAMELS 

See  Music. 
TWO  ESSAYS  ON  ROBERT  BROWNING 

(1)   Robert  Browning  and  the  Poetry  of  the  Future,   (2)   Robert 

Browning  and  the  Arabesque  in  Art.    By   Felix  E.  Schelling,  A. 

M..  1890.    821.88  Est. 
TWO  FAREWELL  VOLUMES  OF  SONG 

Nation   50:436-437:1890. 

TWO    FELICITIES,    THE,    APPENDED    TO    THE    POMPILIA 

MONOLOGUE 

By  Wm.  Watson  and  Chas.  Wright.    Poet  Lore  9:3:472. 

Same.  Homage    to    Robert    Browning.      By    Aleph    Tanner.     62 

821.88  Xht. 
TWO  FRESH  INTRODUCTIONS  TO  BROWNING 

Dial  60:82:Jan.  20,  1916. 

TWO  FRIENDS 

Editorial.     Baylor    Literary    5 :214-15:Sept.    1896. 
TWO  GREAT  VICTORIAN  POETS,  THE 

Robert  Browning.    Bv  Edward  Dowden.    Bookman   16:4:351-359: 
Dec.   1902     821.88  Xman. 
TWO  LIVES  OF  WILFRED  HARRIS,  THE 

By  Frederick  Wedmore.  Dedicated  to  Robert  Browning.  823.8 
W393. 

TWO  LOCKSLEY  HALLS,  THE 

By  L.  R.  Lounsbury.    Scribners  Magazine  6:250  256:  Aug.    1889. 

TWO  MASTERS 

Browning  and  Turgenief.  By  Philip  Stafford  Moxom.  821.88 
Dml. 

TWO  NIGHTINGALES,  THE 

Of  the  Boy  Browning,  May  1826.  By  Arthur  Upson.  Homase 
to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  27     821.88  Xht. 

TWO  PHILOSOPHERS  OF  THE  PARADOXICAL 

By  Josiah  Royce.    Atlantic  Monthly  67:161-1  72  :Feb.   1891. 

TWO  PICTURES 

A.  W.  (Arkley  B.  Wright).  Dealing  with  Fra  Lippo  Lippi. 
Robert  Browning.  Baylor  Literary  and  Georgelonian.  The  George- 
tonian   1 1  :8     821 .88  Xblg. 

TWO  POEMS 

By  Elizabeth  Barrett  and  Robert  Browning.  1854.  This  pamphlet 
is  now  exceedingly  rare.  It  consists  of  sixteen  pages,  comprising 
The  Twins  by  Robert  Browning,  and  A  Plea  for  the  Ragged 
Schools  of  London,  by  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning.  The  poems 
were  printed  by  Miss  Arabella  Barrett  (Mrs.  Browning's  sister) 
for  sale  at  a  Bazaar  on  behalf  of  the  "Refuge  for  Young  Des- 


BROWNINGIANA  385 

litule  Girls,  "  which  she  established  in  or  about   1854.    This  Refuge 

was   one   of   the   first   of    its   kind,    nnd    is   still    in   existence.     First 

edition.     821.88  Gtpr. 
TWO  POETS  OF  CROISIC 

By  Browning.    {■  rom  The  Tutu  PocU  of  Croisic — following  stanza, 

160.    Also  in  The  Rising  Generation.    Chapt:   1-5.39:5:149-150; 

Chap.    6-10.    39:6:174;    Chap.    11-14.    39:7:212;     Chap.     15-18. 

39:8:233      821.86   Xmrg. 

By   Robert   Browning.     1  ranslated   into   Japanese    by   Bin    Uyeda. 

Kaicho   On   126-128    821.88  Xku. 
TWO  POETS  OF  CROISIC,  FRENCH  ENTHUSIASM  SATIRIZED 

IN  BROWNINGS 

By  Herbert   Ernest  Cushman.     Poet   Lore    11:3:382-395. 

TWO  THEORIES  OF  POETRY 

By  Arthur  Tilley.  (MacMillan.)  Littell's  Living  Age  151:682- 
692. 

TWO  UNPUBLISHED  POEMS 

By  Robert  Browning.    Yale  Review  4:l-2:Oct.    1914. 

TWO  WOMEN   OF  LETTERS 

Atlantic    Monthly    51  :413-4l6:March    1883. 

TYPES  OF  RECENT  BIOGRAPHY 

By   William   T.    Brewster.     Forum    38:102:July    1906. 

TYRRELL.  ROBERT  YELVERTON 

Mr.  Drowning  in  a  Pasiion.  Fortnightly  Review  52:271 -273 :  Aug. 
1889. 

Classical  and  Modern  Literature.  Eclectic  Magazine  142:520- 
523:March    1904. 

(Pilot.)    Littell's  Living  Age  240:567-570. 

Our  Debt   to  Latin  Poetry   as  Distinguished  From   Creelf.    Nine- 
teenth  Century   69:2:867-880: May    1911. 
Words.   Words,   Words.    Fortnightly   Review  85:1  137: May    1906. 

TYRWITT.  REV.  ST.  JOHN 

Ancilla  Domini:  Thoughts  on  Christian  Art.  Contemporary  Re- 
view 1:1:68-80: Feb.  1866:  2:2:59-80:May  1866;  2:2:393-411: 
June  1866. 


u 

ULYSSES.  THE  AMERICAN   PRODUCTION  OF 

Editorial.    Literary   Digest  27:385:Sept.  26,    1903. 

UNCALCULATING  SOUL.  THE 

By  Jenkin   Lloyd   Jones.     Boston    Browning    Society    Papers    130- 
152    821.88  Vbp. 

UNCLE  REMUS 

The   Truth  About  Elizabeth  Barrett.    26:33-35 :Oct.    1909. 

UNCONVENTION.AL  RELATIONS.  BROWNING  ON 
By  D.   G.    Brinton.    Poet   Lore  4:5:266-271. 

UNDERGRADUATE  IN  VERSE.  THE 

By    Joseph    Leroy    Harrison.     Bookman    7 : 1 59-61  :  April    1898. 

UNDERWOOD.  FRANCIS  H. 

IVards    English  Poets.    Atlantic   Monthly   48: 273 -280: Aug.    1881 


386  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

UNDESIRABLE  INFORMATION,  ON 

By  E.  F.  Benson.    Contemporary  Review  68:125-133:July    1895. 

UNFINISHED    DRAFT   OF    A    POEM    WHICH    MAY    BE    EN- 
TITLED  AESCHYLUS   SOLILOQUY 

CornhiU  Magazine  37:647:Nov.  1913  :New  Series  209.  Smith. 
Elder  &  Co.,  London.     821.88  Haes. 

UNIFORM  ENTRANCE  EXAMINATIONS  IN  ENGLISH 

By  Francis  Stoddard.    Educational   Review  30:382:Nov.    1905. 

UNINTENDED    LITERARY    HOAX.    AN 

By  Mrs.  Jennette  Lee.    Literary  Digest  53:2:1 185:Nov.  4.   1916. 

UNIQUE  POEMS 

Robert   Drowning.    Literary  World    193:Sept.   8,    1849. 

UNITARIAN  CHURCH  OF  ROCHESTER 

Unity   Club,    1906-07.    A    Return   to   Robert   Broiwnmg.    Also   A 

Third   Year   With  BroWT\ing. 
UNIVERSALITY  OF  LAW.  THE 

)3y   Louis   G.    Hoeck.     New   Churcli    Review    12:4:507-520:Oct. 

1905. 
UNPUBLISHED  LETTER 

By   Moncure   D.   Conway.    Independent  47:681:1895. 
UNTERMEYER.  LOUIS 

Caliban  in  the  Coal  Min^a.    Homage  to  Robert  Drowning,  Aleph 

Tanner  82     821.88   Xht. 

Caliban  in  the  Coal  Mina,  Lyric  Year  266. 

The  Love  Poems  of  BroTuning  73-79. 

Integer  Vilae  from  Including  Horace.  As  it  might  have  been  trans- 
lated by  Robert  Browning  7-10     811    U611h. 

Poets  for  the   Young.    New  Republic  6:51-52:Feb.   12,   1916. 
UNWRITTEN  BOOKS 

(MacMillan.)     Littell's    Living    Age    213:475-484. 
UP  THE  SPOUT 

By  A.  C.   Swinburne.    After  Robert  Browning.    A   Parody   An- 
thology, Carolyn   Wells   215     821.08   W453pa. 
UPSON,  ARTHUR  WHEELOCK 

The    Rezzonico    Palace.     Homage    to    Robert    Browning,    Aleph 

Tanner    105     821.88    Xht. 

The    T-Wo    Nightingales.     (Of    the    Boy    Browning,    May    1826.) 

Homage   to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner  27     821.88  Xht. 

The  Rezzonico  Palace  in  Collected  Poems  1  :244. 
UPWARD  TREND,  THE 

By  William  Henry  Geistweit.    Service  3:32-35:Oct.    1905. 
URBANA  SCRIPTA 

By  Arthur  Gallon.    Mr.   Browning  59-76     821.04   G181. 
USE  OF  HISTORY.  BROWNING'S 

By   Charles  J.   Little.     From   Memorial    Meeting   of    the   Syracuse 

Browning  Club  9-13     821.88   Bsy. 

USE  OF  LIKE  AND  AS 

By   S.    I.   Kidder.     Dial    61  :452:Nov.    30.    1916. 

USE  OF  THE  UGLY  IN  ART,  THE 

By   Katherine   Merrill.     Poet    Lore    12:2:251-261. 

UYEDA,  BIN 

Kaicho  On.  Translation  of  Browning's  Poems  into  Japanese. 
Prospice  121-125,  Two  Poets  of  Crosic  126-128,  Among  the 
Roclfs  from  James  Lee's  Wife  129-131.  The  Year's  ai  the  Spring 
132-133.  Summun  Bonum  134-140    821.88  Xku. 


BROWNINGIANA  387 


VAGUE  THOUGHTS  ON  ART 

By  John  Galsworthy.    Atlantic   Monthly    1 09: 567-568: April   1912. 
VALDES,  EDG/\R 

The    Birds    of    Tenn\)son.     (Temple    Bar.)     Littell*    Living    Age 

213:807-817. 
VALE.  CHARLES 

The  Lyric   Year.     Forum  49:97:Jan.    1913. 

Mar}i  Twain  as  Ari  Orator.    Forum  44:4:July    1910. 
VALETE,  TENNYSON  AND  OTHER  MEMORIAL  POEMS 

By   Haidwick   Drummond   Rawnsiey.    99-100     821.8   R261. 
VALUE  OF  BROWNING'S  WORK,  THE 

By  William  F.  Reveli.  Boston  Browning  Society  Papers  12:64- 
81;      821.88  Dbs;    also    (Typewritten)      821.88  Dvr. 

VALUE  OF  CONTEMPORARY  JUDGMENT.  THE 

By  Helen  A.  Clarke.  Poet  Lore  5:4:201-209;  also  Boston  Brown- 
mg  Society   Papers    153-163     821.88   Vbp. 

VAN  ALLEN.  WILLIAM  HARMAN 

Robert   DroTvning's   Birthday    (poem).     (Read   at    Boston    Brown- 
ing Society.)    Emerson  College  Magazine  20:3  :I36:Jan.  1912. 
Same.   Homage    to    Robert    Broroning,    Aleph    Tanner    48     821.88 
Xht. 

VAN  BUREN.  ALICIA 

BroTvr^ing.     Homage    to    Robert    Brojvr^ing,    Aleph    Tanner     134 

821.88  Xht. 

Fireflies.    Lyrics  and  Sonnets.    Browning   (poem)    14     811    V22I. 

VAN  DUFFEE.  EDWARD  P. 

(Browning  Society  Papers.)    Library  Journal  28:104:March   1903. 

VAN  DYKE,  HENRY 

The  Best  Poetry  for  Cirh.    Literary  Digest  28:324-325  :March  5. 

1904. 

Browning's  Lineage,  a   poem   of    fourteen   lines.    Atlantic   99:260. 

See   also   poems   of    Van    Dyke   213. 

Same.  Homage    to    Robert    Browning.    Aleph    Tanner    63     821.88 

Xht. 

Same.  Literary   Digest   34:266: Feb.    16.    1907. 

Christianity's   Dependence    Upon   Literature.     Literary    Digest    31: 

957-58:Dec.  23.   1905. 

Fame  of  Tennyson.    Independent  42:66:Jan.    16.    1890. 

The   Influence   of  the   Bible   in   Literature.    Century   80:888-895: 

Oct.    1910. 
VARIORUM    MIDSUMMER    NIGHT'S    DRE.AM.    THE 

Poet   Lore   7:12:628-629. 

VASSAR  MISCELLANY.  THE 

Is  the  Philosophizing  Tendency  of  Present  English  IVords  of 
Imagination  Injurious  to  Them  as  IVor^s  of  Art?  Students'  Asso- 
ciation of  Vassar  62:2:59-68:Jan.    1877. 

VAUGHAN.  C.  E. 

Browning's  Relation  to  the  Other  Poets  of  the  Century.  From 
Notes   to    the    Pocket    Volume    of    Selections    from    the    Poems   of 


388  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

Robert  Browning.    By  Alex  Hill.     821.88  Dhn- 

T/ie  Love  Poems  of  Brorvning.    Notes  to  the   Pockei  Volume  of 

Selections   from  the   Poems  of   Robert   Browning.    By  Alex   Hill 

73-79    821.88  Dhn. 

In    T^pes   of    Tragic   Drama.     See   Chapter    1 1 ,    Some    Typei    of 

Recent  Drama:  Browning,  Maeierlinc}(,  Ibsen.     808.2  V365t. 

VENICE 

See    Bronson.     Century   63  : 572-584: Feb.    1902. 

A   Friend  of  Brotvning's.    Mrs.  Bronson's  Hospitality.    By  Lilian 

Whiting.    Springfield  Sunday  Republican  Oct.  6,   1918. 

VENICE,  A  REVISED  VERSION  OF 

By  Julia   S.   Vroomon.    Arena  40:527-536:Dec.    1908. 
VERHAELTNIS  ZU  FRANKREICH.  ROBERT  BROWNING'S 

Von    Karl   Schmidt. 

VERSAILLES  (KY.) 

Wednesday   Club.     Programs   for    1909-10,    1910-11. 

VERSE 

See   Bulkeley. 
VERSE,  BROWNING'S 

In    Corson's    Introduction    to    the    Slud\)    of    Bromning's    Poetryf. 

821.88   Drs. 
VERSES  AND  FLY  LEAVES 

By  C.  S.  Calverly.    Athenaeum  3026:532-534  :Oct.  24,    1885. 

VICARS,  E. 

Lorvlands  vs.  Highlands :  Effect  of  Environment  on  Poets.    Poet 

Lore  6:2:83-87. 
VICTORIAN  AGE  IN  LITERATURE,  THE 

By   Gilbert    Keith    Chesterton.     40-41,    162-163.     See    index. 
VICTORIAN  AGE  OF  LITERATURE  AND   ITS  CRITIC,  THE 

By  D.  F.  Hannigan.    Eclectic  Magazine   126:808-813 :  June  1896. 
VICTORIAN  ANTHOLOGY 

By  Stedman.     811RS812. 

(Review.)     By    Stedman.     Independent    47:1580:Nov.    21,    1895. 

VICTORIAN  HYPOCRICY 

By    Annie    Winsor    Allen.     Atlantic    Monthly    1 14: 1 74- 188: July 
1914. 

VICTORIAN  LITERATURE 

By  Edward  Dowden.    (Fortnightly  Review.)    Littell's  Living  Age 

174:101-111  :July  1887. 

By  -Andrew  Lang.    (Good  Words.)    Littell's  Living  Age  212:753- 

758:  March   1897. 

By  Clement  K.   Shorter.    Bookman    5 :480-483  :Aug.    1897. 
VICTORIAN  POETS 

By    Amy    Sharp.     Robert    Broioning    40-102,    Elizabeth    Barrett 

Bro-wning  103-120    822.8  S531v. 
VICTORIAN  WOMAN,  THE 

By  E.  B.  Harrison.    Nineteenth  Century  58:951 -957  :Dec.   1905. 

VIE  ET  L'OEUVRE.  LA 

d'Elizabefh    Barrett    Browning.      Par    Germaine-Marie     Merlette. 

Librairie  Armand  Colin,    1905,  Paris. 
VIEW  BROWNING  LOVED  BEST 

(Pictures.)     Bookman   16:354-58:  Dec.    1902, 


BROWNINGIANA  389 

VIEWS  AND  REVIEWS 

By    Henry    James.     On    A    Drama    b\/    Robert    BroTa>ning    41-47, 

Boston,  1908.    820.4  J27v. 
VIEWS  OF  LIFE.  BROWNINGS 

By    William    F.    Revell.     London    Browning    Society    Paper*    10: 

197-199. 
VIGNY.  ALFRED  DE.  AND  SOME  OTHER  ENGLISH   POETS 

ON  NATURE 

By   M.   A.   Gerothwahl.     Fortnightly   Review  99:690: April    1913. 
VIGNY.  ALFRED  DE.  ON  GENIUS  AND  WOMAN 

By  M.  A.  Gerothwohl.    Fortnightly  Review  99: 103: Jan.    1913. 
VILLAGE  PRESS.  THE 

See  Rabbi  Ben  Ezra. 
VILLAIN 

One  Aspect  of  Broivning's  yUlains.    By  Miss  E.  D.  West.    Lon- 
don  Browning   Society    Papers    4:411-434. 
VILLARI.  LINDA 

Asolo   and   Its   Neighborhood.     (Murray's.)     Littell's    Living    Age 

191:367-371. 

VINCENT.  LEON  H. 

A  Ferv  Words  on  Robert  Bron)ning.    Arnold  &  Co.,  Philadelphia, 

1890    821.88  Zaa. 

Same.  Arnold  &  Co.,   Philadelphia,    1895.     821.88  Drf. 

A    Virtuoso  of  the  Old  School.    Atlantic  Monthly  84:36-44: July 

1899. 

VISION  OF  CHRIST  IN  THE  POEMS,  THE 

Selected  Studies  of  the   Christian  Faith  as  Interpreted  b\^  Broi»n- 

ing  and   Others.     821.08  S929v. 
VISITING  BOOK  OF  THE  BROWNINGS 

From   the    Browning   Collection;    probably    in    the    handwriting   of 

Miss    Sariana    Browning.     Contains    the    names    and    addresses    of 

many  distinguished  persons. 
VITA   E  LE  OPERE   DE   ROBERTO   BROWNING   ED    ELISA- 

BETTA  BARRETT  BROWNING,  LA 

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Current  Opinion   60:202:March   2.    1916. 

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WALLASTON.  GEORGE  HYDE 

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By   Editor.     Edinburgh   Review    198:489-3I2:Oct.    1903. 
WATTS-DUNTON.  THEODORE 

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WELLS.   CAROLYN 

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WEST.  ELIZABETH  DICKINSON  (MRS.  EDUARD  DOWDEN) 
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WESTCOTT.  BROOKE  FOSS 

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WESTMINSTER,  BROWNINGS  MONUMENT 

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WESTMINSTER  REVIEW 

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WHITING,  m\RY   BRADFORD 

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WHITMAN,  SAFIAH  W. 

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WHITMAN.    IHE  LATEST  WORD  ON 

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WHITMAN,  WALT 

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WHITMAN  S  POEMS.  WALT 

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WHITON-STONE.  CARA   E. 

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WHITTIER.  JOHN  GREENLEAF 

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WHO  IS  YOUR  FAVORITE  AUTHOR? 

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WHO  WAS  BROWNINGS  THE  LOST  LEADER? 

By  Margaret  H.  Gangewer.  American  Notes  and  Queries  2:23: 
270-272: April  6.   1889. 

WHOM  GOD  HATH  JOINED 

By    Rev.    Mabel    MacCoy   Invin.    Arena  30: 186- 189: Aug.    1903. 

WHY   BROWNING  IS   NOT   MORE   POPULAR 

By  E.  L.  Burlingame.    Literary  Digest  15:399-400: July  31,   1897. 

WHY  I  AM  A  LIBERAL 

Definilions  and  Personal  Confeuious  of  Failh  b\)  the  Dcsl  Minds 
in  ihe  Liberal  Pari}).  Collected  by  Andrew  Reid.  Robert  Drown- 
ing 1 1     329.942  F353. 

WHY  IS  BROWNING  POPULAR? 

By  Paul  Elmer  More.  In  Shelburne  Essays  3:143-165  814 
M836s. 

WHYTE.  ARTHUR  J. 

A  Browning  Pilgrimage.   Contemporary  Review  103 : 668-678: May 

1913. 

Same.  LittelPs   Living   Age   277:542-550. 

Edited  Sordcllo.    By  Robert  Drowning.    J.  M.  Dent  &  Sons,  Ltd.. 

1913    821.88  Hsow. 

WICKSTEED.  PHILIP  H. 

Robert  Drowning.    Contemporary   Review   83 :86-99:Jan.    1903. 
WIDDEMER.  MARGARET 

Robert  Drowning.    Century   85:416:Jan.    1913. 

Same.  Homage    to   Robert   Browning,   Aleph   Tanner    50     821.88 

Xht. 
WIFE.  JAMES  LEE'S 

By  J.  H.  Bulkeley.    Berdoe's  Drowning  Studies   130-143     821.88 

VIbs. 
WIFE-LOVE  AND   FRIEND-LOVE  OF   ROBERT   BROWNING. 

THE 

By  J.  J.  Graham.    Browning  Society  Papers   11:380-400     821.88 

Dbs. 

By   J.   J.    Graham.     Berdoe's   Drowning  Studies  204-224     821.88 

Vlbs. 
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Designs  for  In  a  Dalcony   b\i  Robert  Drowning.     Introduction  by 

Laura  McAdoo  Triggs.     82r.88  Hib. 
WILCOX.  SUSANNE 

From    Drowning    to    Dridge.     Independent    70:505-510:March    9, 

1911. 
WILDE.  OSCAR 

Drowning   Treated  in  the    True  Function  and   Value  of  Criticism. 

Nineteenth  Century  28:123-147:July  1870. 
WILDE.  OSCAR,  AS  A  POET 

By    Homer    E.    Woodbridge.     Poet    Lore    19:4:439-57. 
WILE.  FRANCES  WHITMARSH 

Robert  Drowning.    Homage    to   Robert  Drowning.   Alcph   Tanner 

77    821.88  Xht. 
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A/arp   Had   a   Little   Lamb,  as   Drowning    IVould   Have    Said   It. 

A  Parod],  Anlholog)).  Carolyn  Wells  368     821.08  W453pa. 
WILKINS.  A.  S. 

Drowning   and   the    Crec}(  Drama.    Tlie   Manchester   Quarterly   8: 

377-390:Oct.  1883    821.88  Lwgd. 


398  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

WILKINSON.  MAUDE 

An  Ohjection  to  BroTpning's  Caliban  Comidered.    Poet  Lore  5:11: 

562-564. 
WILL  THE  NOVELS  OF  MEREDITH  ENDURE? 

Current  Opinion  44:5 1-53: Jan.  1908. 
WILLCOX,  ELLA  GOODENOW 

Browning's  A  Soul's  Traged}^.    Poet  Lore  13:3:411-25. 
WILLCOX,  LOUISE  COLLIER 

Poeir])  and  The  Child.    New  Republic   1 1  :338-339:July  21,  1917. 
WILLETT,  GEORGE  H. 

Childe    Roland    to    the    Darl(    Tower    Came — An    Interpretation. 

Methodist   Review    (Fifth  Series)    30:4:601-603  :July- Aug.    1914: 

Whole  Number  528:96:4. 
WILLIAMS.  BASIL 

A  Chapter  in  the  History  of  Oracles.    Eclectic  Magazine  118:270- 

278: Feb.  18.  1892. 
WILLIAMS.  CHARLES 

Poetry,  Democracy  and  Christianity.    Contemporary  Review   112: 

230-231:  Aug.  1917. 

A  Death  in  the  Desert.    Service   1  :1 53-155 :Nov.   1904. 
WILLIAMS.  EDWARD  C. 

(Browning  Society  Papers.)    Library  Journal  28:52:Feb.  1903. 
WILLIAMS.  FRANCIS  HOWARD 

Browning's  Form.    Poet  Lore  2:6:300-305. 

Clough  and  Emerson:   The  Metaphysical  Significance  of  Dipsychus 

and  the   World  Soul.    Poet  Lore  6:6&7:348-56. 

The   Relation  of  Nature   to  Man   in   Browning.     Poet   Lore  4:5: 

238-43. 
WILLIAMS.  HAROLD 

The  Poetry  of  IVilliam   IVatson.    Atlantic  Monthly   107:267-276: 
Jan.  1911. 
WILLIAMS.  TALCOTT 

On  Robert  Browning.    Poet  Lore  2:1  :47-48. 
WILLIAMSON,  H.  CLAUDE 

Pax.    The  Quarterly  Paper  of  the  Benedictine  Community  of  the 

Isle  of  Caldey.  No.  42,  Dec.  1914.    Robert  Browning,  An  Appre- 
ciation.    821.88  Bwa. 
WILLOWS:  A  SKETCH 

(Cornhill  Magazine.)    Littells  Living  Age  119:36-45. 
WILLSON.  MARCIUS 

The  Sixth  Reader  of  the  Popular  Series.    J.  B.  Lippincott  &  Co.. 

Philadelphia.  1883.    428.6  L765w. 
WILM.  EMIL  C. 

The  Characteristics  of  Philosophy  and  Lileraturc.    Poet  Lore  24: 

2:122-25. 
WILSON.  AGNES 

Strafford  with   mtroductions   and   notes.     821.88   Hsw. 
WILSON.  F.  MARY 

A  Primer  of  Browning.    Macmillan  &  Co..  London.   1891.     (One 

copy.)      821.88  Dwp. 

Same.   Review.     Independent  44:314:March  3.   1892. 
WILT  THOU  CHANGE  TOO? 

See  Music. 
WINCHESTER.  THE  BISHOP  OF 

The  Ethics  of  Browning's  Poems.    By   Mrs.    Percy  Leake.    With 

an  Introduction  by  the  Bishop  of  Winchester,     821.98  Rel. 


BROWNINGIANA  399 

WINCHESTER.  C.  T. 

Robert  BroTvning.    Centenary  Addreaa     821.88  Vnya. 

WINSLOW.  HORATIO 

At  What  Age  Do  Literary  Men  Do   Their  Best   Wori(?    Lippin- 
colt"»  Magazine  51  :276. 

WINSTON,  ANN  STEGER 

Who  Is   Your  Favorite   Author?     Lippincott's   Magazine  62:726: 
Nov.   1898-Jan.   1899. 

WINTHROP.  W. 

Fredericlf  Tennyson  and  His  Poetry.    Poet  Lore   10:2:258-275. 

WIRELESS  TELEGRAPHY  AND  BRAIN   WAVES 

Bv  J.  T.  K.    Nineteenth  Century  45:857-864: May    1899. 

WISE,  THOMAS  J. 

A  Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  the  Late  John  Henry  IVrenn.    Com- 
piled by  Harold  B.  Wrenn.     123-137     821.88. 
Edited  Letters  From  Robert  Drotvning  to  Various  Correspondents. 
privately  printed,  London,   1895.    (Two  volumes)      821.88  XIp. 
Same.  Second    Series.     Two    volumes.     Privately    printed.     1907, 
1908.    821.88. 

Edited  Pauline:  A  Fragment  of  a  Confession,  by  Robert  Brown- 
ing.   A   reprint   from  the  original   edtion,    1833.    Printed  by   Rich- 
ard Clay  &  Sons,  London,    1886.    Contains  all  the  notations  made 
by  J.  Stuart  Mills  and  Robert  Browning  in  the  Forster  copy  now 
in   South   Kensington   Museum,   London.     821.88   Hpuw. 
A    Preface    and    Notes    to    Bells   and   Pomegranates.     By    Robert 
Browning.    First  Series,  Nineteenth  Century  Classics.    Ward,  Lock 
&  Co..  Ltd.,  London,  1896.    821.88  Hbpw  SI. 
A    Preface    and    Notes    to    Bells   and   Pomegranates.     By    Robert 
Browning.     Second    Series,    Nineteenth    Centura    Classics.     Ward, 
Lock  &  Co.,  Ltd..  London.    821.88  Hbpws2. ' 
A  Complete  Bibliography  of  the   Writings  in  Prose  and   Verse  of 
Robert   Broxpning.     Printed   only    for   private   subscribers,   London, 
1897    821.88  Awp. 

Bibliography.  Materials  for  a  Bibliography  of  the  writings  in 
prose  and  verse  of  Robert  Browning.  A  few  original  sheets  of 
which  the  preceding  is  complete.  821.88  Awb. 
A  Bibliography  of  the  Writings  of  Robert  Browning.  Athenaeum 
3594:354:Sept.  12,  1896:  3596:41 8-420 :Sept.  26.  1896;  3600: 
564-566:Oct.  24.  1896;  3605:758-759:Nov.  28.  1896. 

WISE  MEN  AND  A  FOOL 

By   Coulson    Kernahan.     Athenaeum    3841  :718-720:June   8.    1901. 

WITH  THE  POETS;  A  SELECTION  OF  ENGLISH  POETRY 

By  F.  W.  Farrar.  Canon  of  Westminster.    Suttaby  &  Co..  London. 

Publishers.    1883.     Four    poems    by    Elizabeth    Barrett    Browning: 

The   Sleep   327-329.    Cowper's   Crave   329-331.    A    Child  Asleep 

332-333.  The  Cry  of  the  Children  333-337    821.08  F242w. 
WITHERED  LAURELS' 

A    Reverie    Among    the    Tombs.     (MacM.)     Littells    Living   Age 

220:372-377. 
W.  J.  R. 

A   Browning  Musical  Query.    Poet  Lore   5:1:48-49. 

Miss  Molineux's  Browning  Phrase   Bool(.    Dial   22:42-3: Jan.    16. 

1897;  22:78: Feb.  1.  1897. 

See   William  J.  Rolfe. 
W.  N.  G. 

Browning's   Optimism.  So-Called.    Dial    l8:290:May    16.    1895. 


400  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

WOMAN 

Remart(s    on    Browning's     Women    aiid    Men.     See    Blackwood's 

Magazine. 
WOMAN,  DID  BROWNING  KNOW  THE  HEART  OF? 

By   Mary   Bradford  Whiting.     821.88  Pww. 
WOMAN   IN   ENGLISH  LITERATURE,  THE  EVOLUTION  OF 

By  Alice  Groff.    Poet  Lore    10:2:242-250. 
WOMANHOOD,  BROWNING'S  TREATMENT  OF 

By  Otsie  V.  Belts.  Baylor  Literary  21  :2:46-49:Oct.   1912     821.88 

Xblg. 
WOMANHOOD,  MR.  BROWNING'S  TYPES  OF 

By   Annie   E.   Ireland.    Dec.    1889     821.88   Pmtw. 
WOMANHOOD    HELD    BY    BROWNING    AND    THE    GREEK 

DRAMATISTS,  THE  IDEALS  OF 

By  Charlotte  Porter.    Poet  Lore  9:3:385-400. 
WOMANHOOD  IN  MODERN  POETRY 

By  Vida  D.  Scudder.    Poet  Lore   1:10:449-465. 
WOMANHOOD  IN  THE  MASTERPIECES  OF  DANTE,  GOETHE 

AND  ROBERT  BROWNING,  IDEAL 

Pippa,  Pompilia,  James  Lee's  Wife  and  Lyric  Love.    See  Modern 

Poet  Prophets.    By  Wm.  Norman  Guthrie.     804  G984m. 
WOMAN'S  CLUB  OF  WACO,  TEXAS 

A    Handbook.     See    Program.    1916-1917     821.88   Zww. 
WOMAN'S  HOME  COMPANION 

The  World's  Greatest  Lovers.    By  Laura  Spencer  Porter.    40:11: 

24-78:Nov.  1913. 
WOMAN'S  LAST  WORD 

See  Music. 
WOMAN'S  VIEWPOINT  IN  POETRY 

Literary  Digest  35  :  127- 128:  July  27,    1907. 
WOMAN'S    WORLD    (Edited    by   Oscar    Vv'ilde) 

See  Mrs.  Alexander  Ireland   (Annie  E.   Ireland).     821.88  Pmtw. 
WOMEN  AND  POETRY 

Literary  Digest   18:279-280: March    11,    1899. 

WOMEN  AS  PORTRAYED  IN  ENGLISH  LITERATURE 

Editorial.    Literary  Digest   16:703-704 :  June    11,    1898. 

WOMEN,  BROWNING'S 

By  Mary  E.  Burt.     821.88  Pbw. 

By  Mary  Frederica  Gross  (now  Mrs.  Ray  L.  Dudley).  Sub- 
mitted for  Bachelor  Thesis,  Baylor  University  (Typewritten) 
821.88  Pgw. 

About  Women:   What  Men  Have  Said.    Chosen  and  arranged  by 
Rose  Porter.    Browning   125-141. 
By  Vida  D.  Scudder.    Poet  Lore   1:10:453-458. 
Numpholeplos    and    Broivning's    Women.     By    Mrs.    Glazebrook. 
See  Drorvning's  Heroines,  by   Mayne     821.88   Pmb. 
See  the  Life  of  a  Little  College     821.88  Kci. 
See  W.  G.   Martley.    London   Browning  Society    Papers  4:57-64 
(Abs.);  821.88  Dbs.  Pt.  4. 
See  also  M.  R.  Pridham. 

Browning   Society   Papers    11:371-379     821.88   Dbs. 
By   Sivori    Levey.     Homage   to   Robert   Drowning,   Aleph   Tanner 
66-67     821.88  Xht.  also  in  Articles  by  Sivori  Levey  20     821.88 
Xal. 
The  Women  of  the  Poets.    By  Alice  E.  Rutley.     821.88  Swp. 


BROWNINGIANA  401 

WOMEN  IN  AMERICAN  LITERATURE 

Literary  Digest   I4:265-66:Dec.  26.    1896. 

WOMEN  IN  GREEK  LITERATURE 

By    Emily    F.    Wheeler,     thautauquan    16:534 :Keb.    1893. 
WOMEN  OF  LYRIC  LOVE.  THE 

By    Maxwell   Cr;iy.     Eclectic    Magazine   45 :88-96:Jan.    1897. 

WOMEN  POETS.  THE  GREATEST  OF 

Editorial.     Literary   Digest    l8:309:March    18.    1899. 

WOMEN.  PORTRAIT  OF  BROWNINGS 

See  W.  T.  Davison. 
WOMEN  WRITERS.  ITALY'S 

By  Lugi  D.  Ventura.    Chautauquan  8:590-592 : July    1888. 
WOMEN'S  CLUBS.  BROWNING  IN 

See  Hamilton   W.    Mabie. 
WOOD.  G.  L. 

Shal(cspere's  Spelliug.    Independent  62:2:  l072-l074:May  9.   1907. 
WOODBERRY.  GEORGE  EDWARD 

Literarx,  Essa\;s,  On  Browning's  Death  59-72     824.91    W88II. 

IValter  Savage  Lander.    Atlantic   Monthly  51  :208-2l7:Feb.   1883. 

Literature  in  the  Marffet  Place.    Forum    ll:654:Aug.    1891. 

On   Browning's   Death,   in   Makers   of   Literature    386-406     820.4 

W88i. 

Poe  in  New   York-    Century  48:854-866:Oct.    1894. 

WOODBRIDGE.  HOMER  E. 

Oscar  Wilde  as  a  Poet.    Poet  Lore  19:4:456. 
WOODBURY,  CHAS. 

Cod  Is  Where  Man  Is.    Twentieth  Century   I  :358:Jan.    1910. 

The  Secret  of  Pippa's  Power.    Poet   Lore   3 :6&7:350-53. 
WOODMAN.  JOHN  S. 

Browning    Is — What.^      (From    the    Borston    Evening    Transcript. 

April  2 1  St,  1886.)    Browning  Society  Papers  8: 154*- 1 59*     821.88 

Dbs. 
WOODRUFF.  E.  H. 

Walter  Scott  at  Work-    Scribner's  Magazine  5  : 1  33-1  51  :Feb.   1889. 
WOODS,  MARY  A. 

Robert  Browning.     Eclectic   Magazine    138:74:Jan.    1902. 

Same.  Homage    to    Robert   Browning,   Aleph    Tanner    47     821.88 

Xhf. 

Robert    Browning,    a    Poem.     (Academy.)     Littell's    Living    Age 

231:528.  _ 

WOODWARD.  HELEN  DRYER 

Browning's  Ideal  of  Life.    From  Santayana  cm  Robert  Browning, 

A  Pessimist  Criticism.    Poet  Lore    13:1:97-111. 

WORCESTER  FREE  PUBLIC  LIBRARY 

Robert  Browning.    Special   Reading   List.     Jan.    1899. 

WORCHESTER  PUBLIC  LIBRARY 

Reading  List  on  Browning.    Library  Journal  24: 177: April   1899. 

WORDS,  MR.  MEREDITH'S 

By   Editor.     Edinburgh   Review    18 :33-58:July    1886. 

WORDS  THAT  GO  TO  THE  BAD 

Eclectic   Magazine    1  42  : 1  29-1  31  :Jan.    1904. 

WORDS,  WORDS.  WORDS 

By  R.  Y.   Tyrrell.     Fortnighflv    Review   85:11  37  :May    1906. 


402  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 

WORDSWORTH 

See  H.  B.  Simpson. 
WORDSWORTH  AND  BROWNING 

By   Henry   Jones.    Idealiim   ai   a   Practical   Creed    139-192     804 

J77i. 
WORDSWORTH  AND  BYRON 

By  A.  C.  Swinburne.    Nineteenth  Century  15:583-609. 

WORDSWORTH  AND  TENNYSON 

Editorial.    Eclectic   Magazine  64    (Old   Series)    (New   Series    1): 
273-415:1865. 

WORDSWORTH  AND  THE  COLERIDGES.  LOWELL  AND  TOL- 
STOY 

By   C.    Poet  Lore    1 1  :3 :425-430. 
WORDSWORTH  AS  A  POET  GREAT  IN  SPITE  OF  HIMSELF 
By  Carman  and  Rannie.    Current  Opinion  43:630-632: Nov.   1907. 

WORDSWORTH,  BROWNING  AND 

By   Harry   Christopher   Minchin.     (Fortnightly   Review.)     Littell's 

Living  Age  274:104-112. 
WORDSWORTH,  COLERIDGE,  AND  THE  SPY 

By  A.  J.  Eagleston.    Nineteenth  Century  64: 300-310: Aug.    1908. 
WORDSWORTH,  TENNYSON,  AND  BROWNING 

Or  Pure,  Ornate  and  Grotesque  Art  in  Engliih  Poetry.     821.88 

G492s. 

(National  Review.)     New  Eclectic  Magazine   I  :3 :273-284:March 

1865;   1:4:41 5-427  :April  1865. 

By  Solomon  F.  Gingerich.     281.81   G492». 

See   Living  Age. 
WORDSWORTH,  THE  PERMANENCE  OF 

By  Herbert  Paul.    Nineteenth  Century  63 :987-998:June   1908. 

WORDSWORTH.  THE  PROSE  WORKS  OF 

By  Edward  Dowden.    (Fortnightly  Review.)    Littell's  Living  Age 

128:195-208. 
WORDSWORTHIAN  IN  REMINISCENT  MOOD.  A 

By  Percy  F.  Bicknell.    Dial  38:1 17- 19: Feb.   16.   1905. 
WORDSWORTHIANS.  THE  COMPLACENCY  OF 

By   H.    F.   C.    Eclectic   Magazine    141  :181 -185:Aug.    1903;    also 

(Speaker)   Littell's  Living  Age  237:818-822. 
WORDSWORTH'S  SUCCESSOR 

Cross  Lights.    By  H.  B.  Simpson.     821.88  D$iw. 

WORDSWORTH'S  YOUTH 

By  Leslie  Stephen.    (National  Review.)    Littell's  Living  Age  212: 

859-870. 
WORK  AND  PLAY,  SUMMER  BOOKS  OF 

Reference.    Independent   66:1 244 :June  3,    1909. 
WORK  OF  THE  YEAR.  BROWNING'S 

Poet  Lore  6:5:276. 
WORKS  OF  GEOFFREY  CHAUCER 

Alfred  W.  Pollard.    By  H.  Frank  Heath.   Mark  H.  Liddell  and 

W.  S.  McCormick.    Athenaeum  3723 :268-269: March  4.    1899, 
WORKS  OF  JOHN  RUSKIN.  THE 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review   167:8: 1 98-234: Jan.   1888. 

WORKS  OF  THACKERY 

By  Editor.    Edinburgh  Review  137:4:95-121  :Jan.  1873, 


I 


BROWNINGIANA  403 

WORKS.  THE  COLLECTED.  OF  WILLIAM  MORRIS 

Athenaeum  4341  :5-6:Jan.   7,    1911. 
WORK.  UNACKNOWLEDGED 

Poet  Lore   11:2:316. 
WORLD  LITERATURE 

By   Richard   G.    Moulton.     Robert   Brorenitig   356-358.   403. 
WORLDS  GREATEST  LOVERS.  THE 

Elizabeth  Barrett  and  Robert  DroTtming.    By  Laura  Spencer    Por- 
ter.    Woman's   Home   Companion    40: 1  I  :24-78:Nov.    1913. 

WORLDS  MOST  WONDERFUL  LOVE  STORY 

Review  of   Reviews   19:734:June    1899. 

WORLDS  WORK 

An  Exercise  in  Self  Abasement.    2:807:June    1901. 

A  yVem  Estimate  of  Drojvniug.    6:4036:Oct.  1903. 

Mr.   Stephen   Phillips'   Herod.     By    John    Lane.     1  : 666-667: April 

1901. 
WORSFOLD.  W.  BASIL 

The  Poetry   of   W .   C.  Rossetti.     Eclectic   Magazine    121:851-854: 
Dec.   1893. 
WRENN.  HAROLD  B. 

A    Catalogue    of    the    Library    of    the    Late    John    Henry    Wrenn. 
Edited  by  Thomas  J.  Wise.     123-137     821.88. 
WRIGHT.   ARKLEY   B.    (A.   W.) 

T'wo  Pictures  Dealing   IVith  Era   Lippo  Lippi.    Robert   Browning. 
In  bound  volume.    Baylor  Literary  and  Georgetonian.    The  George- 
tonian    11:8     821.88   Xblg. 
WRIGHT.  C.  B. 

Criticism  on  Poetics  in  Asolando.    Poet  Lore  3:2:102-103. 

A  Criticism  of  the  Epistle  of  Karshish.    By  Richard  Garnett.    Poet 

Lore   9:2:312-313. 

The  Ethics  of  Robert  Drowning  in  Boyesen's  Literary  and  Social 

Silhouettes.     Poet   Lore    10:3:461-463. 

The  T'WO  Felicities.    Homage  to  Robert  Drowning.  Aleph  Tanner 

62    821.88  Xht. 

Same.   Appended    to    the    Pompilia    Monologue    of    The    Ring   and 
the  Dock.    Poet  Lore  9:3:472. 
WRIGHT.  EDWARD 

The  Art  of  Plagiarism.    Contemporary   Review   85 :5I 4-518:  April 
1904. 

WRIGHT.  L. 

Drownings  Standpoint.    Poet  Lore  2:11:604-607. 
WRIGHT.  MERLE  ST.  CROIX 

Dronjning's  Relation  to  Immortaliti'.    Centenary  Addreuet  96-101 
821.88  Vnya. 

WRIGHT.  WM.  ALDIS 

Edward  Fitzgerald.  Letters  and  Remains  of.    Athenaeum  3220:55- 

57:July  13.  1889. 
WURTZBURG.  C.  A. 

The  Allffslis  of  Euripides  and  of  Drowning.    Poet   Lore  2:7:345- 
360. 


w.  w. 


Some  Child  Critics  of  Drowning.    By   W.  W.     (Academy.)     Lif- 
teir$  Living  Age  214:127-28. 


404  BAYLOR  UNIVERSITY 


YALE  REVIEW 

Robert  Drowning  and  Alfred  Austin.    By  Wm.  Lyon  Phelps.    7: 

580-591 :  April   1918. 

The  Moses  of  Michael  Angelo.    By  Robert  Browning.    4:l-2:Oct. 

1914. 

The  New  Poetry.    By  John  Erskine.    6:384-385:Oct.  1914. 

Two    Unpublished    Poems:    (1)    Moses   of   Michael    Angelo,    (2) 

On  Being  Defied  to  Express  in  a  Hexameter,  You  Ought  to  Sit  on 

the  Safel])   Valve.    By  Robert  Browning.    4:l-2:Oct.   1914. 

YEAR  BOOK,  THE  ROBERT  BROWNING 

Selections  for  Every  Day  in  the  Year  From  the  J-^rose  and  Poetry 

of  Robert  Drowning.    By  C.   M.   T.    E.   P.   Dulton  &  Co.,  New 

York,  1903    821.88  Syt. 

By  J.  R.  Tutin. 
YEAR'S  AT  THE  SPRING 

By  Sara  Teasdale.    Homage  to  Robert  Browning,  Aleph  Tanner 

37    821.88  Xht. 

See  Music. 
YEAR'S  BEST  BOOKS,  A 

By  Editor.    Outlook  60:816-81 7 :Dec.  3.   1898. 
YEAR'S  HOLIDAY  BOOKS 

Independent  61  :2:1402:Dec.    1906. 
YEAR'S  LITERARY  PRODUCTION,  A 

By  H.  W.   Mabie.    Current  Opinion  9:433  :March   1892. 
YOU'LL  LOVE  ME  YET 

See  Music. 

YOUNG  ^ 

The  Brownings  for  the   Young.    Edited   by   Frederic   G.   Kenyon. 

821.88  Syk. 
YOUNG.  FILSON 

New  Leaves:  Browning  and  Henry  James  165-171      824.91  Y71n. 
YOUNG  FOLKS'   BROWNING.  THE 

Selected  from  the  Poems  of  Robert  Browning.    With   Introduction 

and  Notes  by  Thomas  Tapper.    Illustrated  by  Louis  Meynell.  Cozy 

Corner  Series     821.88  Syf. 
YOUNG  MAN 

Drowning   as   a    Chapel-Coer.     A    review    of    a    chapel    talk    with 

Browning.    Review  of  Reviews   1  7:461 -463: April    1898. 
YOUNG  MAN'S  RECOLLECTIONS.  A 

Robert  Browning.     (Times.)     L'ttell's  Living  Age    187:673-677. 

YOUNG,  MELISSA  E. 

Sonnet  on  Reprisiination.    (The  Ring  and  the  Boolf.) 
Life's  Lilicd  Harp  (Saul). 

YOUTH  AND  ART,  BROWNING'S 

By  Wm.  Stanley  Braithwaite.    Poet   Lore  22:3:231. 
YOUTH'S  COMPANION,  THE 

Recollections  of  the  Brownings.    By  Harriet  G.  Hosmer.    In  two 

parts:   Part   1    74:32:388: Aug.  9,   1900:   Part  2  74: 599-600 :Nov. 

15.  1900. 


BROWNINGIANA  405 


ZAMPINI.  SALAZAR  FANNY 

See  Salazar,  Fanny  Zampini. 

ZANGWILL.  ISRAEL 

Dreal(ing  the  Record.    Cosmopolitan  Magazine   I8:244:Dec.   1894. 

The     Month     in    England.      Cosmopolitan     Magazine    23:99:May 

1897;    24:326-27: Jan.   1898. 
ZANGWILL.  LOUIS 

The  Month  in  England.   Cosmopolitan  Magazine  26:1 18-l20:Nov. 

1898. 
ZIMMLRN.  HELEN 

Italian  Pods  of  Today.    (Blackw.)    Littell's  Living  Age  193:451- 

463. 


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